Sentence examples similar to inspiring morale from inspiring English sources

The Ukrainian military did their best to give them an inspiring, morale-boosting welcome, but sadly, they will likely fare about as well as their Crimean volunteer counterparts should serious fighting break out.

Last week it was the turn of Plasticine to be deployed for the good of the nation's morale, inspiring familial togetherness while pursuing the simple pleasures of the past.

Thirdly, Dworkin defines leadership as "mediating between people, managing expectations, and inspiring hope," "build[ing] morale," and "put[ting] science in perspective".

"To have this victory has boosted communities' morale, and it's inspiring other folks across the country to say, 'Yeah, we can also get ICE out of our city.'".

The army's defensive success raised morale, and Horrocks was praised by his subordinate, Brigadier Roberts, for his "wonderful knack of inspiring confidence and enthusiasm wherever he goes".

But Walter attributed the Marines' morale -- and the capture of the insurgent -- to Brobyn's nature as a strong-willed, inspiring leader.

Highly inspiring.

Pretty inspiring.

By inspiring others, emotionally intelligent leaders can ignite discretionary effort on the part of their teams to boost productivity and spur higher levels of employee engagement that comes from a strong company morale.

Absolutely inspiring.

Or inspiring.