Sentence examples for inspired to adopt from inspiring English sources

One story is from the Hendersons of Helena, Ala., who were inspired to adopt their daughter Brittney after watching a previous presentation of "A Home for the Holidays".

She recently received a message from a man whom she'd inspired to adopt an acre of rainforest for his wife's birthday.

But over time, Sato has come to see the meme as something more positive, as the number of Facebook fans from overseas increase and she gets more and more comments from people now inspired to adopt their own rescue dog.

Thus, we are inspired to adopt high network coding based redundancy level in the areas where remained lots of energy.

Add to that, for all the visual fun of these things, it's not clear that consumers would be inspired to adopt anything so different en masse.

Kids who idolize these superstars are inspired to adopt healthy habits.

Even established clinicians can be re-inspired to adopt new humanistic skills, becoming better teachers and role models in the process.

Inspired by Generation's approach to include measurements other investors traditionally leave out, those of us who believe in the value of the Arts and Humanities--whether we are educators, business professionals, politicians, or community members--may feel inspired to also adopt an advocacy strategy that can extol both the health and the wealth of our shared interests and goals.

Palestinian fears that Jordan and Egypt might betray them, and take the land for themselves, inspired some to adopt terror tactics in a bid to shock the world into recognising their rights.

Kidman brings a reassuring warmth and certainty to the role, particularly in a late scene in which Sue reveals to the grown Saroo the vision that inspired her to adopt.

Paul Huet, a friend of Delacroix and Bonington and a painter closely associated with the Romantic school, represented dramatic, stormy scenes of solitude; yet, though scarcely a naturalist, he was deeply impressed by the works of Constable, several of which he copied and which inspired him to adopt a broken style of brushwork with dabs of bright pigment.