The phrase 'inspiring talk' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a speech or conversation that is motivating or uplifting. For example, you could write, "The keynote speaker gave an inspiring talk about the importance of perseverance."
Despite Coach Taylor's inspiring talk of victory for those who fight together, "Friday Night Lights" is essentially a show about losing.
Amid inspiring talk about the public's right to know, Tony Blair signed the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) into law in 2000.Lately though the powers that be seem to be having second thoughts.
In the Siam Tent, Sam Lee's Womad debut (following an inspiring talk on song collecting at the World Rhythms tent), came after the more belated debut of Canzoniere Grencanico Salentina, a veteran band from the heel of Italy's boot.
It was an accomplished, inspiring talk, but what stuck with me was Walport's reference to Microcosmographica Academica, a short pamphlet published in 1908, which he recommended to his audience of young researchers as his preferred guide to the politics of science and academic life.
While her time as Secretary of State has served her well, more than her stretch as Senator, a hard look at the quality of her advice and accomplishments, in places like Afghanistan and Libya, might produce a different picture; but for the moment she's benefiting from some inspiring talk about women's education and human rights and a blur of images from an improbable number of foreign trips.
If you haven't watched her inspiring talk at TED, you should.
It will host inspiring talks, interactive workshops, cutting-edge exhibition and unique networking opportunities for attendees from 70 countries.
In its heyday, it offered inspiring talks and entertainment, health-screening and voter registration, and it drew 8,000 people, said Melvin Burruss, its organizer.
Our event on Sunday 12 October is at the Barbican in London and features scientists, chefs, musicians, mathematicians, artists and more for a day of inspiring talks and performances.
"Congratulations that you're all women in this time because it's about to be a good time!" roared Radio 1 DJ Gemma Cairney to a group of enthralled young women who came to the Guardian/RBS Forward Women conference last week, a one-day event of inspiring talks, workshops and networking opportunities.
The event was a local spinoff of the annual TED (for technology, entertainment and design) conference, which brings together prominent thinkers for inspiring talks and entertainment.
