Sentence examples for inspired anything from inspiring English sources

Ask anyone else and they'd probably say that, if he inspired anything at all, it was Brian Glover's delusional turn in Kes.

And in the United States, the attack on Pearl Harbor -- the only incident remotely comparable -- doesn't seem to have inspired anything similar, even though that surprise assault initiated one of the most traumatic and transformative decades in this nation's history.

If either the attorney general or the secretary of health and human services inspired anything like the confidence that, say, Mayor Giuliani does, there wouldn't have been a need to draft Mr. Ridge.

The ubiquity of the flag of St . Georgehas even prompted a cautiously optimistic political debate about the possibility of wresting it away from the racists — one of the few times in the past thirty years that our football team has inspired anything other than gloomy introspection and self-loathing.

Always I have concluded the death penalty is wrong because it lowers us all; it is a surrender to the worst that is in us; it uses a power the official power to kill by execution that has never elevated a society, never brought back a life, never inspired anything but hate.

It has been a while since the sight of the man often referred to as one of the most powerful actors of his generation has inspired anything but trepidation - or a sudden fear that this is that sequel to Meet the Fockers you've read about.

Did Mr. Kliën and Mr. Valk hope to inspire anything beyond this?

The bleak and spiralling existence of Ishtar and Silver's lives inspires anything but hope.

The Landmarc model may not inspire anything other than resentment on the part of other restaurants.

Even the pairing of Mr. Martin and Mr. Levy fails to inspire anything more than the occasional smile.

I wondered, for example, how the episode with the booing of the gay soldier stationed in Iraq could inspire anything but shame.