Sentence examples for which stir from inspiring English sources

That is because the programs are being sent to inland cities by wire, and only those transmitting stations which stir up air around the coast are silenced.

As Brook wrote in an introduction to a printed edition of "Marat/Sade," "A play in performance is a series of impressions; little dabs, one after another, fragments of information or feeling in a sequence which stir the audience's perceptions".

All the cafés and most of the restaurants catered to young men and women who wore miniature American flags and who cheered vigorously when the orchestras played airs which stir the Yankee's heart.

Terms like "totalitarianism" and "Islamofascism," she said, which stir the American historical memory, mislead policymakers into greatly increasing the number of our enemies and coming up with wrongheaded strategies against them.

Stan Lebow, a research forest products technologist at the Forest Service Products Laboratory, recommended oil-based stains that penetrate the wood and do not require sanding or scraping, which stir up the arsenic.

The whole thing is cut with archival footage from the seventies — of the riots, the blackout, teens in crop tops — punctuated by Dionysian party scenes, which stir up narrative energy and then, way too often, let it fizzle.

The social media which stirred up a revolution in attitudes cannot be uninvented.

His reports, which stirred public outrage, earned him a knighthood in 1911.

He was writing material for a new big band, which stirred memories of "Passing Ships".

Yet "The Normal Heart" was more than journalism, which summarizes the past, or agitprop, which stirs the present.

But it was the wind across the exposed middle of the course which stirred up perilous conditions.