Sentence examples for be inspired as from inspiring English sources

"Children of all ages, from all areas of London, can come and join in, learn and be inspired, as well as providing future TV talent.

I think more women will be inspired as a result of her running these Olympic trials".

​From Dickens to Winnie-the-Pooh, Dorset to the Lake District, the book-loving traveller is sure to be inspired As the TV classic comes to the big screen, Andrew Eames visits the filming locations The low-angled light brings out Dartmoor's brooding beauty and downright spookiness, as Mark Rowe discovers Clinking cutlery, and green fields rushing past.

Others could be inspired, as I have been, to become more engaged in problem-solving, more integrated with a global community.

Remember, we also want to be inspired, as we once were by the wild, crazy, and sexy riot grrrlz.

"I know this is exactly what students like me need to be inspired as we leave this place as emerging global leaders".

Carlsen's 21 de was inspired, as was the follow-up, 22 e6 and 23 e7.

(The implication was that Mr. Obama does not "happen to believe" that these documents were "inspired" as well as "brilliant").

Her use of Tabasco, however, is inspired: as well as heat, it supplies a piquancy which rounds things off nicely.

Born in Floral Park, New York, in 1943, Ludlam was a theatrical prodigy, and was inspired as much by the revolutionary performance artist Jack Smith as by Gilbert and Sullivan.

Greek atomism was inspired as much by the desire to find a solution for the problems of mutability and plurality in nature as by the desire to provide scientific explanations for specific phenomena.