"inspiring by" is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "inspired by" instead. For example: Her brilliant speech was inspired by the courage of the civil rights activists who fought for equality.
Easy Goer was owned by Ogden Phipps, and Awe Inspiring by his son Dinny, who runs Phipps Stable.
And Maddy Costa's brilliant piece for G2 on the actors' experiences makes for reading that's chilling and inspiring by turns.
They are helping each other become stronger and more inspiring by the day, as they create a unique sharing community.
I was called "brave" by a woman merely for going on my school's foreign exchange trip, and I was called "inspiring" by a journalist just for being deaf and working in the media.
"Some of their own political innovations, such as partisanship, shocked them, but the game of politics always drew them in, for it was the means, dirty or inspiring, by which they secured liberty, prosperity, strength and every other public good".
Mr. Rivierzo has watched snippets of "The Passion" here and there from a porthole in the booth, but he has no plans to see the entire movie, considered inspiring by some and anti-Semitic by others.
It's historically inspired and inspiring, but by definition, any work of art that blends fiction (such as invented dialogue) with fact should never be considered "accurate".
Glorious in the day and awe-inspiring by night.
So avoid acting and talking in a negative way, but use positive thinking, and you might be less paranoid by being kind, inspiring gratitude by being nice and helpful.
Instead, she's traveling the country speaking to thousands of people, inspiring them by sharing her story and leading by example.
The occasion was an inspiring concert by Ensembles of Afghanistan National Institute of Music, presented by that country's Education Ministry.
