Sentence examples for had been stimulating from inspiring English sources

Evidently the months More spent in the Netherlands had been stimulating and productive: he had established his credentials among the Northern humanists and, as he departed for England, he took with him the draft description of Utopia.

"That interest in India on the part of the British had been stimulated was undeniable.

because a horse under his supervision had been stimulated with Benzedrine before a race in Detroit.

Our interest in rocketry and space exploration had been stimulated by Mr. Rickets, the beloved Bronxville School science teacher.

James said Tasmania's economy had been stimulated through state and federal government assistance in recent times and South Australia was in need of similar support.

Scans of those children's brains showed they were sometimes half the size of those of children who had been stimulated, loved, connected with during their early years.

The world would not be facing a food crisis, according to Lula, "if developing countries had been stimulated in a free-market context".

Of the Welfare State, Mr. Harrington says, "Its creation had been stimulated by mass impoverishment and misery, yet it helped the poor least of all.

He said he had been stimulated to hold hearings on toxic waste at Toone, Tennessee, and the Love Canal, New York, by a letter from a high school student.

The flurry of private pension bills had been stimulated, in part, by a growing surplus in the Treasury.

Last year a survey by the Environment Agency said its recovery had been stimulated by an improvement in river water quality.