Sentence examples for appear inspired from inspiring English sources

The strikes appear inspired, if not actively commissioned, by Isis in Iraq and Syria.

The Mets' aging pitchers no longer appear inspired by money or status.

Many appear inspired by Moscow's laws: a requirement for NGOs that receive funding from abroad to register as "foreign agents" is a case in point.

"For some saying, 'Those women-owned businesses can't do it,' well, who says?" For their part, the female small-business owners vying for the award appear inspired, not intimidated, by the size of the contract.

But unlike malware that trawls for bank account passwords or phishing gambits that peddle lonely and sexually adventurous Russian women, these cyberattacks appear inspired by good old-fashioned espionage.

But Towers said that while it was important to acknowledge the contagion effect in mass shootings, to focus only on media coverage and the way some shootings appear inspired by previous attacks was to miss other crucial risk factors.

Some of the legislation appears inspired by the American Legislative Exchange Council, a business advocacy group with hundreds of state representatives from farm states as members.

That menacing giant, with a shrunken head and massive hands and feet, appears inspired by Mexican Day of the Dead imagery.

Fassel himself appears inspired by calling the team's offensive plays for a full season after replacing the Giants' coordinator, Sean Payton, midway through 2002.

In comparison with the Civil Code of 1865, Italy's code of 1942 appears inspired by less-individualist views; for example, in property law and in labour legislation, the social aspects of the law are stressed.

Mr. Macron, with his upsets to the established order in France and his bid for leadership in the Europe of a politically weakened Germany, appears inspired by the same thought.