Sentence examples for I'm spurred from inspiring English sources

I'm spurred on by lack of time and needing to be somewhere else, so we recorded the tracks when we were hungry, tired, and wanted to do them as quickly as possible.

I'm spurred to write on this topic because it can be a problem.

I'm spurred to write again today because I'm appalled by the many comments it prompted on the Huffington Post and on my Facebook page: "Muslims are evil killers and need to be eradicated," wrote one self-styled American patriot, Micheal Dorrell, on Facebook.

This role, never effectively implemented in World War I, was spurred largely by the German air attacks on London.

More nights were organised and then I was spurred on by a spat with a particularly vain and bigoted religious fundamentalist to organise a Christmas rationalist special where a mix of comedians, musicians and scientists would perform pieces about the universe and what lay, floated or revolved within it.

I was spurred, after a year of being too silent, to write about the election because of this.

I make bolder and better decisions in business and in life, all because I am spurred on by the knowledge (and the evidence) of everything that I am capable of.

After I read Hacker's essay, I was spurred on to demystify algebra and asked Ken to teach me how to prove the quadratic equation Hacker offered in his piece: (x² + y²)² = (x² - y²)² + (2xy)².

Preventing Penney's from selling the goods, he said, would result in "harm to J. C. Penney, even if it is the result of its own acts, but the acts, I believe, were spurred on by their former C.E.O".

It might not be an ideal moment to speak up in support of an athlete who has been viewed suspiciously by her fellow Olympians but I've been spurred into action after reading so many people, many of whom love to sensationalise, offering their opinions on Lizzie Armitstead's missed drugs tests.

I know people are just being polite, but it spurs me on, just as I hoped to be spurred on in Germany.