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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost inspired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is close to being inspiring but does not fully achieve that level of impact.
Example: "The artist's latest work is almost inspired, capturing the essence of the moment but lacking a certain depth."
Alternatives: "nearly inspiring" or "borderline inspiring."
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Their instant intimacy almost inspired Lowell to propose marriage.
In a desire to hold off the apocalypse, I was almost inspired to buy a wand.
"I tell them it's too dangerous, but I'm almost inspired to do it.
Seeing the singer Cat Power's thick bangs at a concert almost inspired Ms. Vitkus to get out the kitchen scissors.
In the 15 minutes I spent there being early, I was almost inspired to write my own pamphlet: "How to escape the careers office alive".
Porter's anecdotes were entertaining -- like the one about fleeing to Honduras to avoid the embezzlement trial -- and Dr. Singh felt almost inspired.
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The news that Philip K Dick's annotated copy of the New English Bible, in good condition, with a couple of holograph sheets inlaid, is up for sale on eBay almost inspires one to think that the show's producers have missed a trick – except that this relic, and the unusual circumstances around it, are real.
Each piece is a work of art, of sculpture, and of history that almost inspires one to believe that time can stand still.
Photographs of Clara Bow almost inspire everything that I do.
He loved Dutch and Flemish painting in particular – and art almost certainly inspired some of his most memorable theatrical images.
In fact he's such a fan that's his most recent collection of occasionally pornographic work is almost exclusively inspired by their seminal 90s album The Razor's Edge.
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