Sentence examples for subject stirred from inspiring English sources
That became clear last week when, at a book signing and author chat for my new book, "Downsizing the Family Home: What to Save, What to Let Go," the subject stirred up a fine fuss.
The edgy subject matter stirred up plenty of controversies and there was even the threat of a boycott against the Portland alt-weekly that originally published his work.
When a subject stirs her conscience, however, Slimani is ferocious.
With a few exceptions, such as the Gossip Girl novels by Cecily von Ziegesar ("the lightest of light reading"), which allow Malcolm to praise a gift for observational cruelty not unlike her own, every subject stirs up ideas about the difficulty of granting reality its sometimes inconvenient lack of shape and order.
When he published his book, he was called a traitor - a response he describes as "normal", given the emotions the subject stirs.
The subject has stirred passions and debate for as long as people have been treated by doctors.
However logical it may be to assume that the forces of nature create human nature, Wilson's previous forays into the subject have stirred up swarms of controversy.
Research into why someone leans left or right — a subject that stirred enormous interest in the aftermath of World War II before waning in the 1960s — has been revived in recent years, partly because of a shift in federal funds for politics and terrorism research, new technology like brain imaging and a sharper partisan divide in the nation's political culture.
However, facing up to such a subject may stir up emotions long buried or uncover old resentment, guilt or even shame.
While the tragic demise of any written accent seems an unlikely subject to stir up much passion, spelling reforms do raise all kinds of questions about how written languages act as repositories for their own history.
