Sentence examples for stirring up doubt from inspiring English sources

In "Beyond the Pale", an essay for Margaret Busby's anthology Daughters of Africa (1992), Melville wrote that, with her slave ancestor's baptism certificate in her drawer, she was well placed for "stirring up doubt, rattling judgments, shifting boundaries, unfixing fixities" – and surveying the ludicrous.

Anarchists joined in stirring up radical ideology.

It might be stirring up trouble".

"Stirring Up the Waters," works by Alan Shields.

There are enough forums stirring up ethnic and religions tension.

Demagogues exploited that isolation, stirring up the masses.

He claims to be having fun stirring up the industry.

"Your father was prone to stirring up parliament," he says.

Critics accuse her of stirring up religious tensions.

Myers reported that Jaara was still stirring up trouble overseas.

The stirring up of class warfare is tremendously unhelpful.