Sentence examples for that was stirring from inspiring English sources

In the end, Denver became ensnared in the financial maelstrom that was stirring even before it restructured its debt and that gathered force as the credit crisis deepened through the summer and fall of 2008.

Unbelievably, indie music still appears to be either in the post-Britpop doldrums or in the grip of a post-punk revival that was stirring at the start of the decade – and now appears to have lasted about eight years longer than post-punk itself.

If I had my way, I would prefer us to find a new anthem, one that was stirring and memorable, but also said something about British values - fairness, inclusivity, politeness and probably also self-deprecation.

"It was the steroid Decadron that was stirring my lust for sausage biscuits and fried pork rinds and meatball grinders".

It was more than a magazine because it was part of a movement that was stirring in the hearts of women and girls across the country.

That was about all that was stirring.

But it is the Gibson film that is stirring many church leaders.

Reading these stories, you learn a lot that's stirring and unsettling about our political process.

But in a paper that is stirring both interest and controversy, two sociologists dispute this view.

But in the world of elite colleges, it isn't the cost that is stirring controversy; it is the architecture.

"There is something that is stirring that I think the political centre is too complacent about," he said.