Sentence examples for will be stirred from inspiring English sources
An offence must involve threatening, abusive, or insulting words or behaviour, and likelihood that religious hatred will be stirred.
And as Ms. Thoen, the family therapist, warned: "Old childhood issues, they will be stirred up — be prepared.
Sweden and Ukraine will present less stern tests, in theory, though the joint-hosts will be stirred back here next week in the final group game.
The performances, including a characteristic example of Mr. Cooper's minimalism, are appealing; further nostalgia will be stirred by Pat Boone's rendition of the title song.
To what extent audiences elsewhere will be stirred by these agonies is hard to say, but Sachs finds ways in which to counter the charge of parochialism.
The director is Ryan Coogler, and those of us who admire his work will be stirred to find that "Black Panther" is bracketed by short scenes in Oakland, California.
The ill will was stirred largely by resentment over traffic.
I didn't say 'I have a dream.' But to see yourself in them makes it possible that you'll be stirred towards becoming the greatest version of yourself.
"When you hear the shofar blown, you'll be stirred to action to do your best". .
Except for the vegan phat Thai, all the dishes will be stir-fried in rendered pork fat — the best method, Mr. Ricker said, based on his research in Thailand.
Judging by John Lewis adverts of Christmas past, it can expect to divide the nation: while many hearts will surely be stirred by its frostbitten warmth, Scrooge-like cynics will find its sentimentality as gloopy as congealed eggnog.
