Sentence examples for inspires questions from inspiring English sources

The book also inspires questions about our attitude towards curiosity.

Chaim Soutine's painting "Deux Enfants sur la Route de Chartres," inspires questions: Who are these children?

Professor Smith asserted, "The choice of Rushdie as speaker inspires questions, invites challenges and embodies larger issues…." That's precisely the problem.

Professor Taylor says he hopes the exhibition inspires questions: What do their graves say about the lives of those who shaped Western thought and culture?

(And inspires questions, like, will you have to put together your nightside table with an Allen wrench?) But there are even stranger bedfellows for hotels, which use the term "partner" as liberally as people use "friend" on social networking sites.

(Daily Telegraph) Bunnies Go to India The Playboy Club's opening in Goa this winter inspires questions about women, tolerance, propriety in India, and of course, what the bunnies will wear.

But you asked a far more complex question, one that haunts nearly everyone I know involved with environmental stewardship, "How do I get people to care as much as I do?" Inspired questions lead to inspired answers.

But among the passengers, his decision inspired questions, and even complaints.

And if the profiles inspire questions or strong feelings, we hope you'll share them with us in the next week on our Bucks blog at nytimes.com/bucks.

A garden of 30 landscaped acres in Scotland is designed to inspire questions in visitors -- about, say, DNA, atoms and the Big Bang.

Founder of the famous Brown Moses blog, Eliot Higgins research into the Syrian conflict has inspired questions in parliament, major stories in the Guardian and New York Times, and praise from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.