When he called Anthony Weiner a "self-pleasuring freak" and got to the brink of a shoving match, he inspired audiences to boo him, not Mr. Weiner, which was quite a feat.
Her compelling and new vision for leadership in the 21st Century has electrified and inspired audiences on six continents.
He carefully crafted a stage persona that inspired audiences to join him, a performing style that he perfected when he began working as a soloist.
As a public speaker, Gina has taught and inspired audiences from Sacramento to Wall Street, from middle schoolers in the Midwest, to graduate students at her alma mater, the University of San Diego.
Mr. Claybaugh has inspired audiences across America, spreading a philosophy of business that has helped an entire generation of beauty professionals find success--and has profoundly shaped the Paul Mitchell Schools culture.
I'm not sure if a play can change that, but maybe this play will inspire audience members to come up with new great ideas in the fight".
Not many political "rock stars" inspire audience members to knit, but, even by Washington's sedate standards, the darling of America's new left is a quiet revolutionary.
The actors are only five feet from the first row of seats, creating an intimacy that has led artists and actors to look for ways to inspire audience participation in some shows.
The movie began press screening three weeks after the president's re-election and, rather than appearing as an Obama victory lap, became notorious well before its mid-December opening for scenes of waterboarding and other forms of torture – seemingly designed to inspire audience complicity, or disgust, or some queasy combination of the two.
The show ends with a dance celebrating Jesus's Ascension that seems to inspire audiences.
