Sentence examples for inspired anyone from inspiring English sources

His results are encouraging, but have not inspired anyone to follow him.

Only a handful of instrumental solos in jazz have inspired anyone beyond a small coterie of musicians and rabid fans to memorize them; one of them is "Flying Home," a lusty, brick-throwing solo by the 19-year-old Mr. Jacquet (pronounced Ja-KETT, but often rendered as JACK-et by his friends).

Klein says that he has never ever inspired anyone and everyone in the GOp establishment think he's a phony.

Halperin says that IRONICALLY Obama has run the government great, but that IRONICALLY, he hasn't inspired anyone to "feel a sense of optimism or renewal" or embrace bipartisanship.

While acknowledging Cranston's poor performances and concluding that he had not been of international quality, O'Reilly said Watkins' performance in Glamorgan's match against the Australians "had not inspired anyone with his ability" to counter the tourists' bowling.

I had the distinct pleasure of leaving Washington D.C. in June after almost two years in the thick of the "enthusiasm gap" for Democrats, the rise of the Tea Party, partisan gridlock and the general disintegration of any remaining goodwill that inspired anyone in 2008.

That's not exactly a lineup to inspire anyone.

Gaynor, who correctly guaranteed a Villanova win last Friday, never set out to inspire anyone.

How will closeups of delegates, senators, and anarchists inspire anyone to consider it anew?

The system of beliefs Mr. Hussein represented had ossified and lost the ability to inspire anyone long before 2003.

There was certainly nothing in the program to inspire anyone's ill will.