Sentence examples for has inspired hope from inspiring English sources

"It has inspired hope in millions of workers".

For logging and sawmill operators, the coalition has inspired hope.

While the opposition campaign has inspired hope in some quarters of the electorate, the incumbent retains some powerful assets.

If the Arab Spring has inspired hope among some Tibetans that political change is always possible, it has also offered a sobering reminder that no two situations are the same, nor will the international community respond in the same fashion.

David Lewis, chief executive of the newly launched campaign group Corruption Watch has described her as "South Africa's most important bulwark against corruption", who has inspired hope among millions of citizens looking for better service delivery.

Each time a progressive challenger like Sanders, Dennis Kucinich or Jesse Jackson has inspired hope for real change, the Democratic Party has sabotaged them while marching to the right, becoming more corporatist and militarist with each election cycle.

All that has inspired hopes of shaping a meaningful mission for the alliance after 20 years of post-cold-war drift.

In a sense, the crisis Mr. Assad now faces is the same one that has defined his years in power: Again and again, he has inspired hopes, both at home and abroad, only to disappoint them.

EVERY date to have inspired hope that the cycle of protest in the Kashmir valley might be about to end has instead proved to mark another intensification in the unrest.

In remembering Liddell in his "50 greatest Liverpool players", The Times' Tony Evans noted that he had been a leader who had inspired hope amongst the club's support in "bleak times".

Saudi activists told The Huffington Post that international campaigns of solidarity -- including 24-year-old Trisha Calvarese's Honk for Saudi Women movement, in which people from around the world submit videos of themselves honking their support -- have inspired hope that change will occur, if slowly.