Sentence examples for which caused a stir from inspiring English sources

He has even moderated his theory that immigration must be bad for the welfare state, which caused a stir in Britain a decade ago: he now thinks welfare can persist even in an immigrant society if it is made more contributory.

You know, the Paxman of old, when it was his line of questioning which caused a stir, rather than the configuration of his facial fuzz.

"I went to the opera wearing my ankara," Isibor explained, indicating her jewel-bright Nigerian clothes, which caused a stir among the black-tie wearing opera regulars.

In other legal matters, there was Leona Helmsley's will, which caused a stir in the summer when it left Trouble, the hotelier's dog, $12 million.

At her official début, Toledo presented a collection pieced together from denim wedges in primary colors, which caused a stir and made the windows at Bergdorf's.

The scene, which caused a stir at the time, recently topped a viewers' poll of the most memorable TV moments ever.

And then there was Litecoin, which cause a stir by showing something akin to life, before giving up the ghost in a massive slide.

RawVegas.tv reported the remark, which caused a small stir.

As a result of the program, which caused a considerable stir in the press, the Air Force reversed its findings on Lieutenant Radulovich a few weeks later, and restored him to active duty.

Midshow, the screen above her began playing the video for "Window Seat," in which she strips naked while walking the streets of Dallas, and which caused a minor stir this spring.

About 100 counter-demonstrators showed up, too, which caused a momentary stir.