Sentence examples for inspired a bit of from inspiring English sources

After several years in which American diplomats have inveighed against Internet censorship in China, the proposals have inspired a bit of snickering.

More poetry on the radio is always good, but the lines Feith quotes (e.g. "The thorns you sow will prick your own feet") might have inspired a bit of reflection.

NASA's alpha nerds have inspired a bit of a fad in Silicon Valley: massive, multi-monitor displays able to awe viewers with the kind of richness they'll never be able to get on that dinky 18-inch LCD monitor at work or the pathetic 30-inch high-definition television at home.

This ritual even inspired a bit on his sitcom.

A self-catering stay here might well inspire a bit of poetic inspiration - since restoration, the house has become a somewhat sumptuous indulgence just for two.

Meanwhile Jon Elordieta from Melbourne has an idea on how to inspire a bit of Anglo-Aussie unity.

He was referring to the show's catchphrase, "But you don't have to take my word for it!," a slogan I had always found odd after all of that bonding, it seemed to inspire a bit of doubt.

The stories of Jones's drunken antics are legion, and while their hard-living, hard-loving particulars might inspire a bit of awe (and gave him cred with rock and punk artists), just ask the women in his life what it was like to live with him.

This rumor may inspire a bit of schadenfreude in those who have kept tabs on the tech industry for a while now.

Perhaps this initiative could inspire a bit of exercise and help tackle China's growing obesity epidemic.

(And is maybe inspired a bit by the church of Andrew W.K). Vancouver, the city Party4Health was born out of in 2017, is regarded as ground zero of Canada's opioid crisis.