Sentence examples for inspiring term from inspiring English sources
He had heard the new Bush foreign policy described as Wilsonian, an inspiring term.
It is not an especially inspiring term, and I asked Breyer why he seemed so preoccupied with it.
The essential Obama is not the world figure who speaks to millions in lofty, inspiring terms (though that is surely a part of him).
Aren't humans capable of more inspiring terms of association than mutual fear? 5. Blasphemy is hate speech.
At its core, Poo explains, the struggle "is about dignity" and valuing the work that carers and domestic workers do but it is also linked to bringing about "big, bold, inspiring long-term change".
Sherwin-Williams : Earlier in the trading session Sherwin-Williams shares rallied 2.20% to an intraday high of $78.02 inspiring long-term bullish options activity on the paint and painting accessories producer.
They're propped outside shops, in windows, in car parks – it's peculiar and comedic and a little bit inspiring (in terms of: focus on just the tree alone and you could be in California, not Chingford).
For inspiration into the content and creation of the books, Furie says he was "big into Paper Rad at the time, and I also like the comic book Frank by Jim Woodring, and that was pretty inspiring in terms of the look of the comic characters.
Part of the problem is that we expend far too much effort comparing our behind-the-scenes reality with everyone else's public highlight reels, posted in envy-inspiring terms, meant to catch our eye and make us wish we had that person's life.
"He's a terrific mentor and leader in terms of inspiring great journalism," Mr. Mayer said.
