Sentence examples for inspired enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Even without the cliché-filled pep talks, he has inspired enthusiasm from his players.

Writer supposes the President's presence inspired enthusiasm in the "Aida" audience just as Francis I of France charmed the crowds when he travelled.

The appearance of the Camaro in the movie "Transformers" has also inspired enthusiasm around the world for the car, he added.

Since it first appeared in Cannes, Terrence Malick's latest film, his fifth feature in four decades, has inspired enthusiasm bordering on the ecstatic and no small measure of bafflement.

Although the Baruch Plan inspired enthusiasm among nations friendly to the United States, America's emerging rival, the Soviet Union, rejected this proposal and championed its own.

The Obama campaign is using Mr. Obama's campaign stops here to try to inspire enthusiasm.

These changes inspire enthusiasm, bewilderment and also a measure of mourning.

And that this new way will inspire enthusiasm in Brazil, among Brazil's young, artists, intellectuals, workers, entrepreneurs.

Should we teach soon-to-be college graduates to look for a good boss, one who inspires enthusiasm about the future?

Much soul-searching is under way in Helsinki.Leena Krokfors, an academic there, blames declining motivation and a failure of maths teachers and the curriculum to inspire enthusiasm.

Neither inspires enthusiasm from civil society activists, including Mr. Soyinka, who played an important role this year in forcing a transition from the terminally ill Mr. Yar'Adua to Mr. Jonathan, the vice president at the time.