Sentence examples for independence inspired from inspiring English sources

His declaration of independence inspired a number of Batticaloans to take to the streets and show their support by setting fire to the portraits of Prabhakaran that Karuna's men had, until the day before, required them to hang in their homes, and, before he went into hiding, Karuna disbanded the children's brigades.

"Dependence has something good-natured about it; independence inspires enmity".

The struggle for independence has inspired several books on the subject.

It has been held that the self-reliance shown in the maintenance of national independence was inspired by this philosophy.

The turbulence following Congolese independence partly inspired John Arden to write the unjustly forgotten Armstrong's Last Goodnight in 1964.

This self-appointed mythmaker to the Irish war of independence was inspired by Blake's notion of the poet as prophet and public activist.

The SCC was mainly made up of the great and the good, but the current referendum on independence has inspired many different groups in Scotland to engage in debate about how their society could be better organised.

To the American Dream, that notion of inclusivity and progress and independence, which inspired so many people to come to the US from so many other places: may the wall that's slotted to be built over your grave come crumbling down under an acid piss storm of haunted, purple rain.

But shortly following independence the inspired demands of these same women for equal rights and political representation were denied by the ruling Wafd party.

Thomas Jefferson who drafted the U.S. Declaration of Independence was inspired by the English Magna Carta, which established that every person, including the king was subject to the law, and was adopted 560 years earlier.

The Somali pre-independence agitation inspired the politics of 'Greater Somalia' (Lewis 2000, p. 116).