Sentence examples for inspiring knowledgeable from inspiring English sources
It goes without saying how much we will miss this gentle man for his caring, inspiring, knowledgeable, witty and decent contributions made each and every day to Sesame Workshop's mission.
The good thing is that literally anybody can be an inspiring, knowledgeable person — yes, even you.
This is because of a diminishing number of knowledgeable and inspiring teachers of math and science, which in turn is because of the widening gap (both in compensation and respect) between careers in the classroom and careers in industry available to such knowledgeable people.
"The inauguration will be the closing of a circle," says Mr. Holland, more knowledgeable than most Americans about some of the cruel and inspiring ways history can work.
It was inspiring to see this notoriously funny man speak so calmly and with such knowledgeable enthusiasm for a worthy cause.
The finding is in concordance with "The Logic of Care" in that the professional is felt to be knowledgeable and experienced by the parents, and committed to the family, inspiring trust and confidence in that their child is in good hands (patientism).
Both Ms. Alsop and JoAnn Falletta, another conductor who has recorded for Naxos, use the word inspiring to describe the long phone calls during which they discuss choices with the encyclopedically knowledgeable Mr. Heymann.
But when I came here I felt I was the least knowledgeable person in the room, which was both an awful feeling and an inspiring one at the same time.
"He was very knowledgeable".
