Sentence examples for does not inspire a from inspiring English sources

Though exquisitely demanding, Tamino's material does not inspire a leap to thunderous applause.

Someone who has made so many mistakes in such a short time and seems unable to pull his campaign back together does not inspire a lot of confidence.

When someone as fine as Van Jones does not inspire a White House defense, one can be sure that others are next.

If that doesn't inspire a new generation, nothing will.

That particular family legacy doesn't inspire a lot of nostalgia.

And if that doesn't inspire a greater sympathy and understanding, then nothing will.

Another Republican, Betty Thomas, 62, a retired stenographer from Buffalo, said, "His personality -- doesn't inspire a lot of confidence".

"His personality," said Betty Thomas, a 62-year-old Republican who responded to The Times's poll, "doesn't inspire a lot of confidence".

Having your pilot marching up and down the plane claiming that the flight was going to fall prey to terrorist bombs doesn't inspire a sense of safety.

An amateurish red button announcement in the middle of Take Me Out doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in a song The UK knows this, which might explain why it hasn't really bothered this year.

"It doesn't inspire a lot of confidence," Nomura Securities analyst Rick Sherlund told AP. "[Microsoft is] in the hardware business now, and pretty shortly after entering it you have a pretty big writedown.