Sentence examples for stirs a question from inspiring English sources

It stirs a question that may be with us, in its many-hued global manifestations, for a long time: Do we really want the Unvarnished truth?

"Yes, yes, we have decent coffee," one man said when stirred with a question about the house blend.

Mr. Bruno dismissed the accusations on the Senate floor, but he created a stir by declining to entertain a question from Senator Schneiderman.

Mickelson stirred things up Wednesday while answering a question about U.S. team chemistry.

THE recent revelation that the families of service members who are suicides do not receive presidential condolence letters created a stir, evoking questions of fairness and raising concerns about a lack of compassion from our leaders.

Whatever its benefits to Gilmartin's firm, the partnership stirs up another question: Can Merck survive without a merger?

In the China-watching world, the announcement created a stir, and a few questions: Will this inspire more giving from Chinese tycoons?

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the China-watching world, the announcement created a stir, and a few questions: Will this inspire more giving from Chinese tycoons?

Each of the experimental scenes in this short film has a specific, intended emotional purpose, which only stirs more questions.

His poem, "Pity the Beautiful," stirs up questions of fortune and fate.

Both numbers (supposedly the vehicle of positive knowledge as in 'empirical data' or 'facts') and language (presumably at work in historicist accounts alone) stir the question: ' What life is such that it yields signification?' So, are the numbers of positivism and the language of historicism any different?