It made a great stir in society, and things remained thus several months.
He had been on more than good terms with Madame de Luxembourg--the Comte de Rontzau also: hence the quarrel; the cause of which was known by everybody, and made a great stir.
The King of Spain made a great stir in consequence of what had taken place, as though the project had been formed to strip him, during his lifetime, of his realm.
The affair soon made a great stir; the friends of both parties mixed themselves up in it.
It is impossible to say how fine his writings in consequence are, unless we could describe how fine nature is.
In a year or so after this, he set to work, and poured out quarto upon quarto, as if they had been drops of water.
We do not like Sir Walter's gratuitous servility: we like Lord Byron's preposterous liberalism little better.
The case created a great stir, public opinion being universal that he was the prime mover in the whole affair.
When the news arrived in England it created a great stir.
The treatment of St. Eustatius caused a great stir, not only in the West Indies, but in England as well.
This publication made a great stir, not only at Jena, but throughout all Germany.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great stir" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
