Sentence examples for inspiring of from inspiring English sources
Homer's "rosy-fingered dawn" and "wine-dark sea" are themselves the first dawn and first-sighted sea of a new world of poetry: the effulgence, inspired and inspiring, of a new way of seeing and saying.
Perhaps the most inspiring of the recent experiments is one involving aging human pilots.
Part of the answer is Alice – probably still the most feisty and inspiring of heroines.
I did not consider even the most inspiring of my teachers to be my role model.
"Nimbys of the world unite!" may not be the most inspiring of slogans.
"Our experience with this is not a happy one, not inspiring of confidence," one official said.
His vision of their lives is as much a vision of Buenos Aires — of the inspiring mysteries of a capital city.
The thought of inspiring millions of new viewers thrilled me.
ASTRONOMY is the most awe-inspiring of the sciences.
More than any of the other Impressionists, Degas's art has long been simplified or over-categorized: in reality, the evolution from the gloomy academicism of his youth to the full-blooded social realism of the 1870s, and then to the pyrotechnical, defiant breadth of his last two- and three-dimensional work, is one of the most awe-inspiring of the modern period.
What if the Earl of Oxford, Edward de Vere Mark Harelikk), Sir Francis Bacon, Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Kyd and others, even Queen Elizabeth herself (Mary Louise Wilson, who puts a libidinous jolt of wickedness into an old sourpuss) all had at least a hand in creating the most important and awe-inspiring of literary oeuvres?
