Sentence examples for however inspire from inspiring English sources

New regulations, however, inspire new products.

The houses of worship do not, however, inspire praise from all quarters.

The lights of New York did, however, inspire his most famous piece, the "Jazz" bowl, commissioned by an anonymous client in 1930.

Few England players, however, inspire as much loyalty as Collingwood, whose enthusiasm and professional standards have a positive effect in countless areas beyond the public gaze.

The playground may, however, inspire anxiety in those same parents, who have spent years dutifully pushing swings, or spotting their children as they dangle from the monkey bars only to discover that all those other playgrounds, with their absence of loose parts, have been failing to encourage the latest in brain-building play.

The playground may, however, inspire anxiety in those same parents, who have spent years dutifully pushing swings, or spotting their children as they dangle from the monkey bars — only to discover that all those other playgrounds, with their absence of loose parts, have been failing to encourage the latest in brain-building play.

They have not, however, inspired its stockmarkets.

Arsenal, however, inspired by Reyes's determined running, created regular chances.

The "flexible, voluntary approach" of both programs has, however, inspired little confidence among equality campaigners.

He was, however, inspired by the essential character of the goose.

However, inspired by the uprisings of Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Bahrain, Iraqis have embarked on a new phase in their struggle.