Sentence examples for inspired dent from inspiring English sources
Batman was the first symbol for Gotham, and he inspired Dent just as he (Batman) intended to do.
In the 1970s, inspired by Dent and Burroughs, Lees and some colleagues began exploring the use of apomorphine in neurology, especially in the treatment of Parkinson's.
"The app was inspired by my experiences," says Dent.
The lies that begin "The Dark Knight Rises" are the ones that ended the previous film: that Gotham district attorney Harvey Dent was a crime-fighting hero who inspired the tough-on-crime Dent Act rather than a psychotic vigilante called Two-Face, and that Batman is a heartless thug rather than the hero who saved the city one more time.
At the very least, you might have inspired enough energy conservation to make a dent in the air pollution that kills 50,000 Americans a year.
El Niño inspires hope of 'major dent' in drought, but empty reservoirs point to long recovery.
Efficiency wasn't an issue until the energy crisis of the 1970s, which inspired compact fluorescents, but they went over poorly and never made much of a dent in the incandescent's market domination.
Programs that make a demonstrable dent in that problem are thin on the ground, and I am impressed and inspired by the people who are giving their best to make these programs work.
