Sentence examples for inspired to establish from inspiring English sources

The most famous, Isabella Stewart Gardner, was inspired to establish a faux-Venetian palazzo in swampy land near Fenway Park.

She was inspired to establish a therapeutic center when she was teaching art to emotionally troubled children and realized that as they aged, they were all but forgotten.

Mr. Pinn and two former classmates from Babson College in Wellesley, Mass., were inspired to establish a rock-climbing gym in New York City in 2008 when they were put off by the high costs and limited options around town.

Pope John Paul II was inspired to establish World Youth Day in 1986 by the church's Youth Jubilee (1984), a special meeting between the pope and young Catholics held at the conclusion of the 1983 84 Year of Jubilee, and by the United Nations International Youth Year (1985).

The General Assembly was also inspired to establish a school, particularly a Ladies Collegee, by less worthy motives.

Christopher and Regina Catrambone were inspired to establish the Migrant Offshore Aid Station after 400 migrants drowned near the coast of the Italian island of Lampedusa in 2013.

Tom inspired us to establish a developmental soccer program that benefits thousands of children.

The recently formed Science Philanthropy Alliance has inspired Cornell to establish the Visionary Research Fund to provide increased opportunity and resources for basic research.

A tremendous success, the gathering inspired Schwab to establish the European Management Forum, which would facilitate such conferences annually in the isolated town of Davos, selected to ensure privacy.

There is also abundant evidence that his friendship with the prominent Austrian pacifist Bertha von Suttner inspired him to establish the prize for peace.

Recent interest in sulfhydryl cross‐linked nonviral gene delivery systems, designed to trigger the intracellular release of DNA, has inspired studies to establish their utility in vitro.