Sentence examples for inspired college from inspiring English sources

Sure, it's cool to reflexively hate on musical memes, but at least Baauer's viral break-out inspired college kids to be creative.

It might have made for an inspired college paper thesis, but as a documentary, "The Gilligan Manifesto," which attempts to draw a direct link between "Gilligan's Island" and the Communist Manifesto, is conceptually shipwrecked well before completing its one-and-a-half-hour tour.

The Obama administration has made a conscious effort to use the tax code to make college more affordable, expanded service opportunities for young people, and generally inspired college-aged Americans to believe they can make a difference in the future of their country.

Other Information on the Web: Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization (//www.c-e-o.org/) aims to "inform, support and inspire college students to be entrepreneurial and seek opportunity through enterprise creation".

This year, Eileen is taking the film on tour to inspire college students across America to rethink the way they approach social change.

It was during this time that he met a young 21 year old scholar who was committed to teach in an underserved community as a corps member in Teach For America (TFA), a national service organization that inspires college graduates and professionals from different backgrounds to teach for two years in some of the most challenging public schools across the country.

Economists are often left with correlations (more college graduates volunteer, for instance) rather than causations (graduates were inspired in college to volunteer).

E. B. White, Malcolm Gladwell, Yoko Ono, and others inspired one college student's thematic remapping of New York City.

From there, students can fill out their own "Sweet Sistine" bracket predictions, inspired by college basketball's March Madness.

A proper hero is the first requisite, and Barron's idealized version of the author who inspired untold college freshmen to take up journal writing is the very model of a thinking woman's sleuth.

Getting the opportunity to speak with motivated and inspired recent college graduates or those making a career change is always exciting, especially when I can provide actionable advice and hopefully make a difference.