"It stirs feelings of home.
Is it worrisome to relish aspects of a harrowing history that commonly stirs feelings of guilt, shame, anger, and fear, perhaps smeared over with sentimental treacle?
Reuniting three childhood friends for the funeral of a fourth, the film is a riveting portrait of young men in shock and in mourning as the tragedy stirs feelings that have long lain dormant.
In 1975, India annexed Sikkim after a referendum was held in which 97percentt of voters supported the union, an event that still stirs feelings of resentment among some of the native Bhutia and Lepcha people.
The place stirs feelings that cannot be summed up on a scorecard, mixing inexpressible beauty and a legacy of bitter contention.
A mother killing their child is the worst of all betrayals and stirs feelings of revulsion -- calling for the perpetrator to be punished severely.
By brutal means — mainly, heavily layered oil stick on paper or canvas — the works deliver physical sensations that engage thought and stir feeling, all with surprising exactitude.
By brutal means — mainly, heavily layered oil stick on paper, canvas, or linen — the works deliver physical sensations that engage thought and stir feeling, all with surprising exactitude.
(There are four, rephotographed and lined up on a wall; they stir feelings of remoteness and sadness).
Its primary intent is to stir feelings rather than to construct theories or make arguments, and its primary audience is not middle-aged intellectuals but middle-school students caught in the middle of the crisis it so powerfully illuminates.
