Translations for „stirringly“ in the English » German Dictionary

stir·ring·ly [ˈstɜ:rɪŋli] ADV

stirringly

bewegend

to preach/speak stirringly

eine bewegende Predigt/Rede halten

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to preach/speak stirringly

eine bewegende Predigt/Rede halten

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It might not have the same effect now, however, it is still a stirringly emotional experience.

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With the singles stretching through the final day, they will believe that a demanding task can be completed and a triumph stirringly delivered whenever this engagement should run its course.

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

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But the melodramatic tale is stirringly rendered, with the fast-paced action delivered in a relatively tight two-and-a-half hours.

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In the early months of war newspapers printed stirringly patriotic verse on a daily basis.

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And who's to say a real intimation of the divine can't be expressed through string tremolandos and brass fanfares and a stirringly dramatic soprano line?

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That grim term, though, feels ill-suited to music that offered more stirringly beautiful instances than any other metal album this year.

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It's a sight to behold, and stirringly outside the scope of your typical rock band.

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And so it went, pleasurably, and still stirringly.

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Despite this -- or perhaps because of it -- my fellow participants found the experience to be a stirringly patriotic one.

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