Sentence examples for inspiring call from inspiring English sources

It wasn't an inspiring call to arms".

Patricia Arquette's inspiring call for equality in her Oscars speech?

With the other half, they want the front page and, while they may dream of a splash on the lines of "Minister makes inspiring call to revive Labour", they know their article will be buried on page 94 and swiftly forgotten if it contains nothing more dramatic than that.

Even popular culture is catching on: a recent viral shampoo ad called out women's propensity to over-apologize, but didn't conclude with an inspiring call to stop apologizing.

That fact is going to translate into real political problems for the President unless he implements bold changes in the way his Administration conducts enforcement -- along with his inspiring call for Congress to enact a more sensible immigration policy.

President-elect Barack Obama's call for bold action and civic engagement in response to our present crisis echoes FDR's inspiring call to pull the nation out of the Great Depression and forge the New Deal.

In the wake of this tragic loss of life and the inspiring calls to action from Parkland students like Emma, GLAAD's campus ambassadors wrote a poignant open letter to Congress calling for gun reform.

His work, dramatic and inspiring, calls upon our pre-modern imaginations of the world at its most elemental, charged with a dynamic energy.

Many credit Dr. Castellanos with inspiring a call for change in Honduras, a country of eight million that has rapidly turned into one of the most violent areas in the world.

Had Spike Lee suddenly taken over coaching duties from Mike D'Antoni, inspiring John Starks and Reggie Miller to call off retirement?

It is hard to think of it inspiring a rousing call ("We must reform our smell, comrades!") at the annual Labour party conference.