Sentence examples for inspired desire from inspiring English sources
Science is about being innovative, creative, insightful, dynamic--this is unlikely to be achieved without an inspired desire, which will not happen if you go to the same place every day for the rest of your life.
Marian Halcombe will turn out to be the most admirable character in Collins's novel, awarded every virtue except the capacity to inspire desire.
The ordinary objects placed behind glass in juxtapositions meant to inspire desire (the mannequin and the man, the hat and the holly tree) — what was new in Cornell was familiar on the street.
And what brings together buyers and sellers of eco-friendly products is the fact that, increasingly, "conscious" fashion has gone beyond an artisanal, rustic appearance to become attractive pieces that truly inspire desire, without destroying the environment.
One reason why matter divides is because it inspires desire in the demiurge (fr. 11.13 16), presumably desire for imposing order and goodness.
@mattkepple on gamification approach to charity donations inspires desire to give in a whole new way @plus_socialgood techgood socialgood.
Vogel inspired the desire to learn about movies; Cahiers aroused the desire to make movies.
Their physical appearance, in other words, inspired his desire for their extermination.
This decline, together with broader social and cultural changes, inspired a desire to express Wesley's original ideals in a contemporary form.
As in previous centuries, the need to challenge the unjust laws of particular states inspired the desire to invoke rules of right and justice held to be natural rather than merely conventional.
Ms. Carlos said her grandmother, a Scottish immigrant, had played Bunco in San Diego since the early part of this century and "inspired my desire to help keep this game alive".
