Sentence examples for stirring words from inspiring English sources
They were stirring words.
Stirring words - maybe today's Gordon Gekko's will be soon be saying "green is good".
These were stirring words, and they contained a lot of truth.
When I tried to come up with stirring words to lift the human soul in the face of brutal tyranny and violence, I got kind of stuck.
Theresa May delivered some stirring words outside No 10 about standing up for ordinary people rather than the privileged few, but her refusal to intervene will do nothing to convince her detractors that her actions will match her rhetoric.
Then, like a child playing with her food, she began stirring her words.
How can one come up with stirring patriotic words that will not offend those Basques, Catalans or Galicians who either do not want to be Spaniards or profess far greater loyalty to their region than to their country?
In Buenos Aires it had been as evening rush hour was just stirring when word began to spread that their own Catholic leader, Jorge Bergoglio, had been chosen.
My own discovery of his work came via a brief but stirring spoken word guest appearance on a 2001 song entitled In Remote Part / Scottish Fiction by bookish Scottish rock band Idlewild.
The beauty of the system is that other users can downvote other people's choices, which unsurprisingly happened to me just about every time I suggested they listen to William Shatner's stirring spoken word cover of She Blinded Me With Science.
