The phrase "an inspirational example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person, event, or situation that serves as a source of motivation or encouragement for others.
Example: "Her dedication to helping others is an inspirational example for all of us to follow."
Alternatives: "a motivating example" or "a commendable instance."
A fortuitous visit to Clare Fraser's lovely apartment (she is a decorator) offered an inspirational example of plate hanging.
The AKP presented itself as a Western, reformist, neo-liberal and secular party, and, as late as 2012, 16 EU foreign ministers drooled that Turkey was "an inspirational example of a secular and democratic country".
When work at the theatre earned a 2010 human rights award from Liberty, it was described as "an inspirational example of how art with a social conscience need not require creative compromise".
And the readiness of adults to make such a firm and unselfish commitment for a child they cannot know is, to my mind, an inspirational example of humanity at its best".
Sully's "miracle on the Hudson" is tacitly offered to us in the same way as the news media presented it at the time – an inspirational example of leadership and a Hollywood ending to salve the trauma of 9/11.
He cites New Zealand professor Tim Bell's Computer Science Unplugged project, which teaches computing concepts using (in its website's words) "cards, string, crayons and lots of running around" as an inspirational example.
Wars are fought with history and philosophy books, with trained teachers who can be an inspirational examples for children raised in these countries.
She continues to be an important and inspirational example for many, whether or not they are transgender.
He read about the inspirational example of Stalin, and the network of family and tribal loyalties that sustained Saddam, and the palaces handed out as rewards.
Another inspirational example may have been the playwright David Hare, who unexpectedly turned performer in 1998 with Via Dolorosa, a one-man show reporting on a journey through the Middle East.
The other unifying factor is Alia, whom it is tempting to see as over-idealised until one remembers the inspirational example of Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl who fought for the right to female education.
