Sentence examples for inspiring point from inspiring English sources

(Although not a wearables company per se, Dropcam managed to achieve a majority of users signing up for recurring subscription services very early on, and is an inspiring point of comparison).

It also serves as an inspiring point of departure for creative branding and marketing.

The actions of the Flight 93 passengers who stormed the cockpit to take on the Qaeda terrorists who had seized their plane proved an inspiring rallying point for a stunned nation.

Together, they would provide inspiring talking points to activists in the phone-bank and door-to-door trenches for their use in persuading Americans that staying at home, or choosing Republican candidates, will worsen the economic situation.

Which was why, even on a generous estimate, the average Soviet income still only amounted to 25% or so of the average American one; not bad at all, compared with the recent Soviet past, and positively inspiring from the point of view of (to pick two Soviet allies) India and China, yet not really economic victory.

Directives like Graham's "Kill Hollywood" are not venture concepts per se, but they're inspiring, and they point towards a methodology we employ at SRI.

From his early hip house releases to his work with Reggie R as Random Access (on Relief Records), his sound has always been fresh, inspiring, and on point.

INTERMISSION Time away from her husband was one thing, but having her first daughter, Skylar, was the real breaking point, inspiring Messeroux's decision to leave the corporate world.

Exodus' debut album Bonded by Blood had a profound impact on Barrales, and it was inspiring to the point he idealized the creation of a thrash metal band, as he had noticed that there were few or even no groups in this genre in the music scene.

And Renaldo Balkman had a game-high 20 points, inspiring a mock "M.V.P".

They often have very little, if any, functional or material value, but act as anchorage points, inspiring feelings of comfort and wellbeing, sparking memories of particular relationships or events.