Sentence examples similar to exit inspired from inspiring English sources

Clinton's White House departure inspires Alistair Cooke to explore past presidents' exits.

That an exit should inspire a marketing campaign makes particular sense in New Jersey.

Nor does America's vagueness about its plans for a post-Saddam Iraq and its own "exit strategy", inspire much confidence.

Nicholas Spiro, managing director at Spiro Sovereign Strategy in London, warned: Portugal's economic overhaul has suffered a number of setbacks of late, and Mr. Gaspar's unexpected exit hardly inspires confidence.

But the manner of his exit was truly inspired.

It also inspired "Exit Cuckoo," her funny, sad and satisfyingly complex one-woman show at the Clurman Theater.

But he has delayed an actual concession speech until this coming Wednesday, his exit process apparently inspired by Cher's farewell tour, which went on for years.

Laughs are the specialty of Parallel Exit, a troupe inspired by the physical comedy of classic Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin films.

The ever-hated "pop-up". It's the patented Exit Intent Technology that inspired fastest-growing software company BounceX (along with a lot of other pop-up serving marketing tech companies).

Aubrey's outsize reputation – beaming smile, dapper dress, endless womanizing – and his dramatic exit from CBS inspired characters in three novels.

The stunning vote by Britain to exit the European Union has inspired a flurry of chatter on social media about what it might mean for Texas, that former nation where a devoted fringe element has long advocated for secession from the United States.