Sentence examples for inspiring sense from inspiring English sources

Women's Intercultural Center I found an inspiring sense of self-determination, an insistence that for a community and a region to change it must become more self-sufficient.

And Anthony Minghella, who provided "encouragement and warmth and, at points where you feel like not going on, an inspiring sense of fellowship".

Disasters can reinforce social networks (and with them established norms and worldviews) In disasters, especially in areas with strong communities, people tend to pull together and show a remarkable and inspiring sense of collective purpose.

Mr. Sullivan's joyful production presents Shakespeare's comic masterwork to us with all its bright flags flying, bringing an inspiring sense of springlike good cheer to the city as high summer approaches.

The drawings continue to be evocative in an inspiring sense," Crown muses.

She exuded an inspiring sense of confidence in her remarkably raw work and refused to back down.

At the core of its appeal is a knack for crafty design, inspiring a sense of enchantment and awe — intense and engaging.

"The images are chosen from a variety of licensed photos with the goal of inspiring a sense of exploration and delight while piquing your interest to learn more".

The legislator or lawgiver therefore has the function of inspiring a sense of collective identity in the new citizens that allows them to identify with the whole and be moved to support legislation that will eventually transform them and their children into good citizens.

It's about sharing the experience and joy of creating, and inspiring a sense of ownership in the object.

They use the community to commit a crime, inspiring a sense of pride in killing a witch".