Sentence examples for inspiring aspect from inspiring English sources

And this spirit of perpetual artistic revolution, along with the boundless curiosity, energy, and audacity that it takes, is the film's most enduring and inspiring aspect.

Yes, of course, much of it would be splendid in any context but a vital appeal is what it tells us about the resilience – and the pride – that is such an inspiring aspect of human nature.

In one piece in his CRG Gallery show, the wreckage of bombed cars on an expanse of Islamic trellis work too obviously juxtaposes the least and most inspiring aspects of Middle Eastern history.

The story has some less than inspiring aspects – for instance, the occasional pin-striped tendency that feared the SPSL would be seen as a "Jewish" or "left-wing" organisation: wishing to remain "non-political", it could fret and prevaricate when the call was pressing.

We talked about the inspiring aspects of Kinky Boots, how she got into theater, and working with Cyndi Lauper.

His sense of responsibility to his predecessors is one of the book's most inspiring aspects.

Yet many on the strip still fear that the bus stop will be dismantled, and if that happens, what the city will have lost is a community that, in the span of a single block, manages to capture the immigrant experience in both its most troubling and its most inspiring aspects.

"One of the most inspiring aspects of being a designer is the ability to look back at historical periods of fashion to reinterpret and modernize ideas.

And one of the most inspiring aspects of the Occupy movement for me as a Muslim chaplain is the Protest Chaplains.

The ability of biological motor control systems to fine-tune themselves and enhance their performance is one of their major inspiring aspects.

Data were collected, prepared, analysed and interpreted in a concurrent repetitive process involving the empirical material (researcher and participants constructions of the consultation), inspiring theoretical aspects and the study objectives in line with the constructivist grounded theory approach [ 34] and the so-called analytical "round dance" [ 35].