Sentence examples for inspired far from inspiring English sources

Jo Cox's murder has inspired far more love than the hatred that killed, her husband has said in an deeply emotional tribute at a celebration of the murdered MPs life on what would have been her 42nd birthday.

A number of symptoms including debilitating fatigue, body and headaches, deteriorating eyesight and unintentional weight loss brought us into a number of doctors' offices and inspired far more scary questions than sound answers.

Walsh claims to be inspired far more by music and landscape than by reading other books, and this is a novel that rings with a 1980s soundtrack of Morrissey and The Cure (Vincent's theme tunes), as well as ecstasy highs and acid house (Ellie's).

And what seemed like the horrifying opening offensive in a new and terrifying war stands instead as an isolated case — a passing moment when Al Qaeda seemed to rival fascism and Communism as a potential threat to our civilization, and when Osama bin Laden inspired far more fear and trembling than his actual capabilities deserved.

Teacher protests inspired far more educators to seek office than previously believed, the National Education Association said.

We have a feeling Howard's inspired far more than just one girl to love the skin she's in.

Three hotels have grown around it, the most famous of which, the 1904 Old Faithful Inn, probably inspires far more gasps, with its fanciful, rustic, pine-log construction, than the famed geyser's jets of water.

Yet social scientists have not yet explained why some advocacy organizations produce social media messages that inspire far ranging conversation among social media users, while the vast majority of them receive little or no attention.

Without it, the Axiom wallows disconcertingly, and although in non-Sport mode it will simply overshoot a tight turn rather than tilt alarmingly, switching to Sport inspires far more confidence.

This is a far better and safer situation for America than a status quo that leads from behind and inspires far more contempt than respect.

Some of the musicians featured are among the absolute greats, but others — some of whom are featured at length — are far less inspired and far less crucial to the course of jazz.