It might cause a stir in publishing circles, but its impact usually stops there.

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We were simply reluctant to say anything that would get in the papers back home and cause a stir.

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For others, public texting is a chance to cause a stir.

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Eventually we stop to take pictures in a sleepy village and immediately cause a bit of a stir.

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Nonetheless, his match against Wilander in April is sure to cause a bit of a stir among tennis aficionados.

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So why did it cause such a stir?

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W. Bush in 1980 -- turned out to be perfect primarily because they didn't cause much of a stir.

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Now, however, literary transfers are so common that they do not cause much of a stir unless some great principle is involved.

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It did not cause much of a stir at the time.

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