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The Governor no longer speaks stirringly about doing more with less.

The 21 corps dancers functioned, stirringly, as a single musical instrument.

The result is an art that remains both stirringly evocative of a distinctive cultural moment, and beyond fashion.

You would need to look to a Verdi to find a more stirringly musical fusion of public crisis and private pain.

If this is the author being carried off on a flight of imagination, he also stirringly transports the reader.

For a moment, the show's hands-across-the ocean message of international cooperation and brotherhood stirringly comes to life.

In addition, they are also stirringly theatrical.

Stirringly and simply, the book illustrates the hard work and patience that keep him that way.

He wanted to hold her and leisurely kiss that stirringly provocative mouth, but not here, where he knew they could be seen.

Insightfully and stirringly, not to mention hilariously, "American Movie" shows why.

But a less flamboyant moment not long before that resonates more stirringly, bringing home the private devastation wrought by a public quarrel.

And in the musical numbers, especially the stirringly sung choral ensemble pieces, the production surges with adrenaline.

Oliver writes in the torrent of interrogatives that stirringly end the second section of the book.

In a tongue-in-cheek setting of Soviet art, capitalist rock is stirringly mixed with socialist anthems.

Think of the superiority lurking in the stirringly sonorous humility of "Recessional."

But much of the time, nowadays, they couple and collaborate, subtly and wantonly, awkwardly or stirringly.

The result is a richly textured gathering that feels energetic, flawed and stirringly provisional, the way history in the making always does.

The score, sung stirringly on tape by uncredited performers, establishes a mood of numb grieving.

It offers a stirringly ambitious reconsideration of the Revolution with the question of slavery set at the very heart of the matter.

Such limp proceedings need a more definite, forceful thrust, and even the triumphant last scene could be more stirringly staged.

Ms. Mitchell sang stirringly in her arias, especially the "Crucifixus."

Pay attention to Josie's hapless, yet stirringly sexual attempt to play the vamp, hiking her skirt above her knees.

The funeral of Biko has also been stirringly staged, with a huge cast of extras singing a black nationalist anthem.

The place is stirringly beautiful - rising from a battered coast, via valleys and soft-sided hills, to properly intimidating peaks.

Daniel Johnston writes stirringly candid songs that sound as if they could be the dreams or nightmares of John Lennon.