Sentence examples for stirring up from inspiring English sources

The phrase "stirring up" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of causing activity, excitement, or interest in people or things. For example: "The news of an upcoming election has been stirring up a lot of excitement in the local community."

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stirring up

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Present participle of stir up

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Extremists are stirring up trouble.

Stirring up conflict, eh?

Socrates was executed for stirring up trouble.

Iran denies stirring up violence in Iraq.

Feminism was stirring up American English departments.

Like Sade, he loves stirring up trouble.

"It's all the stuff it's stirring up".

Koreans blame Japanese politicians for repeatedly stirring up historic disputes.

Russia is also stirring up the Belarusian opposition.

After stirring up the drinks, they started chatting.

Now he is stirring up a different sort of trouble.

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