Sentence examples for has never inspired from inspiring English sources
While geometry has never inspired me, I have always valued comedy and absurdity in literature.
When put to her, Malmström acknowledged that a trade deal has never inspired such passionate and widespread opposition.
A suicide-bombing in Rawalpindi on March 16th, farther along the planned route of Mr Sharif's aborted procession, served as a reminder of a thriving jihadist threat.Alas, public need has never inspired Pakistani politicians to stop their feuding.
At times, it sounds a bit too much like Michael Dukakis's "competence" argument — the kind of technocratic appeal for hands-on government that has never inspired voters to choose a candidate as president.
He has never inspired broad popular support among the Palestinian public, though he was elected a legislator and has led the parliament for seven years, maintaining good relations with fellow lawmakers.
According to the article, Warner has "the kind of technocratic appeal for hands-on government that has never inspired voters," while Clinton is "beloved by most of the party's important interest groups".
Equal rights for men have never inspired a march or a hunger strike.
Most of the early television executives came from radio, where late night had never inspired much advertiser interest.
And yet the three programs with more Final Fours — North Carolina, U.C.L.A., and Kentucky — have never inspired as much loathing.
"We have never inspired passion, just a little bit of fear and respect.
But crows have never inspired the same easy affection as most other birds.
