Sentence examples for inspire visitors from inspiring English sources

It is the forgotten heroes like Equiano who Mr. Benjamin hopes will inspire visitors.

"You want the exhibit to inspire visitors to care about saving tigers".

These remarkable works of art will inform and inspire visitors and scholars for generations to come.

Ms. McGregor hopes that Ms. Kunce's clouds will inspire visitors to appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds them.

The coalition's mission is "to help sites the world over inspire visitors to become actively engaged in issues from slavery to poverty".

The idea is to inspire visitors to engage with their environment, to link the two-dimensional act of drawing with the three-dimensional world around them.

The models were the West's great expositions, whose iconic edifices, such as the Eiffel Tower and Crystal Palace, had inspired visitors with the industrial world's swelling might.

One building in the district, the Hannaford Suites, an upscale extended-stay hotel, has inspired visitors to set down permanent roots and become Mansion Hill homeowners.

If it inspires visitors to think more about their surroundings, that can only be a good thing; but by reducing it to pure spectacle, a tranquilliser dart of sensory titillation, it's in danger of missing the bigger picture of what architecture actually is.

If it inspires visitors to think more about their surroundings, that can only be a good thing; but by reducing it to pure spectacle, a tranquilliser dart of sensory titillation, it's in danger of missing the bigger picture of what architecture actually is.

The National Park Service is hoping that the new film will inspire more visitors and has prepared dozens of tie-in events across the country.