Sentence examples for tremendous stir from inspiring English sources
He's causing a tremendous stir".
"THÉRÈSE RAQUIN" Tobias Picker created a tremendous stir with his first opera, "Emmeline," now well traveled, and here is his second.
Trying only to sell his incenses and perfumes, he staggers around the city buffeted by the crowd, unable to figure out what "the tremendous stir" in the city means; in the end, he must accept the royal palace's official version — that Antony and Cleopatra have won.
Bodies or anti-bodies, the re-creation of these ancient Romans in plaster caused a tremendous stir when it was first done in the mid-19th Century.
"The wok is the cooking of the future," he said, describing the towering flames he witnessed in Chinese kitchens where chefs used the woks with tremendous agility to stir fry, deep fry, steam, braise, stew, and smoke.
There's no mistaking the fact that, since announcing his candidacy last summer, Donald Trump has been a loose cannon who has not only stirred up tremendous controversy, but has also shaken up the entire political process.
From the debate over whether the mind influences the body, which stirred up contention in medicine thirty years ago, tremendous progress has been made.
What stirred Freud to undertake this project at a moment of tremendous strain on his time and energies?
Having caused a cultish stir with LA indie band Rilo Kiley, singer-songwriter Jenny Lewis released a tremendous debut solo album with the Watson Twins, Rabbit Fur Coat, in 2006.
Secondly, the niqab issue has stirred passionate debate within the Muslim community and the diverging views are tremendous.
