Sentence examples for such a stirring from inspiring English sources

After making such a stirring statement Sunday night against the Knicks, the Nets preferred to issue careful understatements.

Why should such a stirring song not only teach our children about homosexuality, but conjure up the disturbing image of row upon row of gay people swaying gently in the breeze?" When asked about the idea that the song's lyric refers to the plains rich with agricultural crops in the shadow of the purple mountains, a Tea Party spokesman replied, "Health care is socialism".

Nonetheless the key failings that led to such a stirring recovery being necessary were glossed over.

Federer, the world No3, will start a slight underdog against Nadal, who needs one more championship to match the six garnered by Bjorn Borg, and has lost only once here in 44 matches – but after such a stirring performance all things seem possible again.

There might be something dangerous about such a film, creating a stirring pageant out of war – and that was definitely a concern that critics of the time, notably the Manchester Guardian's CA Lejeune, felt deeply.

Even before we hear the bespoke-commissioned Alicia Keys tune 'Story to tell' we've already been treated to a lot of swelling strings – superfluous with such an inherently stirring story.

Their doubts and negative judgments only serve to create such a motivational stirring within you that you burn even more deeply with the conviction to have your ideas succeed in the world.

Who'd have thunk four sweet-voiced women singing alt-country tunes in four-part harmony would have such a knack for stirring up controversy?

As one economist argued in 1993, "More than 40 years of research...should at last have laid to rest the thought that such folk may not know where their real interests lie .But just such a thought is stirring again in the minds of Mr Banerjee and Ms Duflo.

Still, they denied that theirs was a run-of-the-mill adultery — each believed such a soul-stirring love must be heaven-ordained.

His dilemma is that divulging such details risks stirring up a political row at home, undermining a fragile governing coalition and so denting confidence further.If Mr Cavallo fails, and Argentina defaults, the consequences beyond its borders would be grave.