Sentence examples similar to Inspire the sentiment from inspiring English sources

A Christianity true to the life and teachings of Jesus should inspire "the religious sentiment" — a joyous seeing that is more likely to be found in "the pastures," or "a boat in the pond" than in a church.

Today, whether you are inspired by the sentiments of Easter and Passover or simply by the light-hearted song of a bird, do take a moment to meditate on the processes by which you will renew.

Indeed, it managed to inspire the polar opposite sentiment among non-nerds — generating a pejorative descriptor ('Glassholes') to describe wearers of the gizmo.

Indeed, it managed to inspire the polar opposite sentiment among non-nerds — generating a pejorative descriptor ('Glassholes') to describe wearers of the gizmo.

The sentiment that inspires grand replacment isn't limited to Twitter.

I leave others to debate the social efficacy of these decisions but the sentiment of sacrifice inspires action nonetheless.

The players should play hard, he said, to inspire the people of Tohoku, a sentiment heard around Japan.

Musk tweeted the sentiment on Monday, apparently inspired by recent events around North Korea and its apparent hydrogen bomb tests, as revealed by some follow-up comments with his Twitter followers.

As Cambodia has a tragic recent history of genocide and civil war, politicians often look to the glorious distant past to inspire nationalist sentiment.

The teaching of technology should likewise inspire such sentiment.

In the 1880s, however, King Kalākaua encouraged the revival of Hawaiian traditions, hoping to inspire nationalistic sentiment.