Sentence examples similar to inspire a sentiment from inspiring English sources

Anchoring his story to an unimpeachably good cause, he avoided the moral ambiguity and political queasiness of most Vietnam films and helped to inspire a swell of nostalgic sentiment for World War II.

If this seems mushy and unnecessary, the same sentiments inspire a concluding ballet, choreographed by the show's director Casey Nicholaw, which is a triumph.

One of our favorite tracks of the week was inspired by a sentiment we just can't get behind: "Fuck Lady Gaga".

Biden's face — a frictionless delivery system for sentiment — inspired a round of applause.

But viewed from the distant sidelines, Malcolm Shabazz's short life inspired a different kind of sentiment, reflected an entirely different yearning.

Anti-Lobo sentiment inspired a recent boycott threat by several South American countries of the European Union-Latin American summit meeting in Madrid last month.

But, perhaps especially because Jersey City doesn't normally inspire such sentiments, a place like the Hamilton Park Ale House seems that much more magical.

A Christianity true to the life and teachings of Jesus should inspire "the religious sentiment" — a joyous seeing that is more likely to be found in "the pastures," or "a boat in the pond" than in a church.

As Cambodia has a tragic recent history of genocide and civil war, politicians often look to the glorious distant past to inspire nationalist sentiment.

The teaching of technology should likewise inspire such sentiment.

In the 1880s, however, King Kalākaua encouraged the revival of Hawaiian traditions, hoping to inspire nationalistic sentiment.