'Highly inspiring' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it primarily to describe something that is motivating or that stimulates feelings of admiration, enthusiasm or aspiration. For example: "The teacher's passionate speech was highly inspiring to all the students in the audience."
As immunotherapy is emerging as a mainstay of anticancer strategies in several malignancy types including ovarian cancer, novel avenues for therapeutically targeting the pro-tumorigenic CAFs through modulation of CD8+ T cells are highly inspiring to both scientific and clinical communities.
Her impassioned defense of journalism with integrity and depth was highly inspiring.
The BIF event is quite intimate - Saul and his team purposefully limit the attendance to approximately 500 innovators in order to ensure meaningful connections are made at a comfortable and highly inspiring setting.
Indeed, he has summarized his view in a highly inspiring and informative book [ 148].
My priority as education secretary in the next Labour government would be to make sure we have the best generation of teachers in the world – a highly qualified, inspiring, self-motivating and dedicated professional workforce.
This comparison denies the multiple strengths that we possess as women - strengths that are now being touted as highly effective for inspiring leadership.
I have worked with highly committed and inspiring people from UNICEF, the Government of Viet Nam, mass and civil organizations.
Even "illusions" can be inspiring and highly adaptive when, as in each of those historical examples, out of respect or simply self-interest, each party basically accepts the right of the other to exist.
"Becoming Dr. Ruth" will probably not win the Pulitzer Prize for drama, but it is both inspiring and highly enjoyable — a design for living, as exemplified by a woman whose father told her always to be cheerful and happy.
However, they just might turn out to actually be highly informative, useful, and even inspiring.
