Sentence examples for inspiring subject from inspiring English sources

Lost Socks: Naughty Brothers (£3.99) Lost socks might not sound like the most inspiring subject for a game, but Lost Socks is an absolute treat.

It is the tower's combination of futurism and pathos that has made it such an inspiring subject for so many later artists.

When George W. Bush was running for president, he was inspiring on the subject of privacy.

She is sometimes inspiring on the subject of her two-track life ("It was possible for Muskie to say, 'I have hired Dr. Albright for this top job,' rather than, 'I have hired Joe Albright's wife, who happens to have raised a lot of money for me' ") and sometimes defensive ("If women leaders had acted the way Arafat and Barak did during Camp David, they would have been dismissed as menopausal").

Children are of course among the most seductive film subjects, inspiring oohs and ahs just by their presence.

Believing that art should be useful, a vehicle for expressing humanitarian and social ideals, they produced realistic portrayals of inspiring or pathetic subjects from Russian middle-class and peasant life in a literal, easily understood style.

Robert Mullan's passion for the subject is inspiring and the presence of the brilliant Elisabeth Moss makes this something I cannot wait to start work on".

By Calvin Trillin A wine-business friend points out that wine is way beyond any other subject in inspiring an urge to refute the notion of expertise.

His area of research--nitrogen fixation in legume plants--interested me, and his enthusiasm for his subject was inspiring.

Lincoln expanded on the conspiracy theories, writing his own books on the subject, and inspiring and presenting three BBC Two Chronicle documentaries between 1972-1979 abouthehe alleged mysteries of the Rennes-le-Château area.

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