Sentence examples for inspiring arguments from inspiring English sources

Where are the inspiring arguments that sent steam-powered boats to fuel westward expansion, solved the engineering challenges of the transcontinental railroad, put electricity and telephones into nearly every home on the continent, and conquered space and landed men on the moon?

Mr. Romney, aides say, has become too mired in the nuts and bolts of how to win the nomination rather than offering an inspiring argument for why he should.

It's not an inspiring argument, but it may be correct.

They were assigned the role of muses, inspiring poetry and feeding argument and debate.

It was also unusual in inspiring excited talk and obsessive argument on the Web and in multiplex parking lots.

And this comes almost a decade after chemsex caused some arguments in the gay community itself, inspiring sadness, attrition, blame and confusion.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon said: "Levels of engagement in politics have never been higher and the passionate argument and debate which characterised the referendum has been inspiring.

There is an argument that a handful of high-profile, inspiring case studies such as Mossbourne provides useful cover for a government unwilling to tackle the root causes of inequality.

Yet it did little to tamp down criticism that he was failing to provide an overarching, inspiring vision, which was underscored by his aides making the argument that Mr. Romney would win based on the clinical work of delegate accumulation.

Most arguments are based on benefits: "Teamwork and working together is inspiring in both learning and in working life situations.

But so far the White House arguments, while sound on the merits, have been largely defensive in nature and hardly inspiring politically: The economy's condition three years ago was much worse than anyone realized.