Sentence examples for stirring truth from inspiring English sources

Beyond the novelty of the special effect lies the stirring truth that the city that never sleeps is a self-regenerating, nonstop theater of becoming, a place where on any given day, amid huge skyscrapers and venerable brownstone blocks, two new friends may decide to draw their own favorite bunnies on the nearest sidewalk for all the world to see.

And people like the guy inaugurated as YAF's chair in the 1965 with those stirring words about truth: Tom Charles Huston--who, as the author of the first extra-legal espionage and sabotage plan in the Nixon White House, can fairly be called an architect of Watergate.

It was a peaceful enterprise doomed to a swift and savage destruction by fearful local landowners, but with its eternal truths and stirring theme, 'The World Turned Upside Down' still hits a raw nerve and, after dozens of cover versions, remains the prince of protest songs.

"But he may be less concerned with the immediate truth than with stirring up the kind of chaos that makes things change".

Still, the scattershot seventh installment has worthy high points: appealing jangle pop by Two Door Cinema Club ("Something Good Can Work"); a curious drum and bass-disco hybrid by Crystal Fighters ("Xtatic Truth"); and a stirring ambient folk remix of James Yuill by Prins Thomas ("This Sweet Love").

Kimberly says her daughters are stirring up drama with half-truths and misinformation and need to butt out of her business.

In Kenya today there are the stirrings of truth and reconciliation movements as families of Mau Mau and "loyalist" Kikuyu meet and talk about the tragedy that tore their grandparents' generation apart.

In truth, it had been stirring for some time but now its grip was suffocating, and I was struggling to breathe.

The artist views his work as questioning assumptions of photography as truth, and also as stirring up received ideas about authority, order, discipline and orthodoxy.

These were stirring words, and they contained a lot of truth.

"You keep stirring the pot with us and eventually the truth comes out.