Sentence examples for inspired to challenge from inspiring English sources

After our conversation, I connected with Arianna's team and we were inspired to challenge both of our communities to share happy moments on the three core themes that make up the Third Metric.

They have been inspired to challenge the problems of inadequate services at home and at school – problems that leave many other children struggling to stay healthy and continue their education.

But the very spirit and independence of mind that had inspired Parks to challenge segregation started to pose a threat to Montgomery's black male hierarchy, which had started to believe, and then resent, their own spin.

In a theatrical world in which many producers simply presented plays, Ms. Austin sought out new directors, playwrights and composers and inspired them to challenge themselves and to do their most adventurous work.

The courageous story of the newly elected Democratic representative from Rhode Island, James R. Langevin, has inspired me to challenge my Jewish community to champion the cause of inclusiveness through the guarantee of accessibility.

But your casual brush-off of my dreadful experience in 1999 inspired me to challenge you.

Like many others, I admire Hilary Clinton, Maria Shriver and Queen Noor, who have taken risks to do amazing things and have inspired others to challenge norms and change the world.

She had a bond with her 9th grade English teacher who inspired her to challenge herself, but that teacher has now left the school.

At the same time, as the latest Ice Bucket Challenge video graced my social media timelines, I was inspired to create a challenge of my own.

Darpa said it had been inspired to organise the challenge after it became clear robots were only capable of playing a very limited role in efforts to contain 2011's Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown in Japan.

The two aesthetic movements, the Secession and the Wiener Werkstätte, were intended to inspire artists to challenge the prevailing conservatism in art, and to encourage the public to appreciate culture and the arts in their daily lives.