Sentence examples for stirring to watch from inspiring English sources

Her victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic was as emphatic as it was stirring to watch.

It's stirring to watch how these young actors rise to the diverse demands of a script which is humorous, provocative and cumulatively haunting.

China is full of mourning these days because of the Sichuan earthquake, generating a civic and philanthropic response that has been stirring to watch.

It is stirring to watch people who have long been cowed finally speaking up, shedding their fear of the authoritarian men at the top who owed their power to the awe of the people.

Bertolucci, now in a wheelchair, was the president of the jury at this year's Festival, and so it was all the more stirring to watch him — and his younger, fervent selves — talk about the wellsprings of his art.

"I have this feeling as if these were my children as I feed them, caress them and give them my love," Guseva says tenderly as she puts one jar down and raises another to the light, stirring it to watch its inhabitants move.

Today, President Bush, of all people, described the forthcoming Inauguration Day and, perhaps inadvertently, presented the ultimate historical bookend to that scene from John Adams when he remarked, "It will be a stirring sight to watch President Obama, his wife, Michelle, and their beautiful girls step through the doors of the White House".

Add the butter, stirring to combine.

Add hazelnuts, stirring to mix well.

Moving, yes, and stirring to behold.

Add the liquid, stirring to avoid lumps.