Sentence examples for is bound to inspire from inspiring English sources

A success of such magnitude is bound to inspire derision, and certainly the impatiens has found its ungrateful carpers.

"Any country with that much military power and that does not subscribe to international norms is bound to inspire wariness," he added, hinting at the paradox of Indian sentiment toward the United States.

A visit to any garden is bound to inspire the amateur horticulturist to attempt the same thing, mitigated by the hope that any idea appropriated can be given a twist that makes it one's own.

Then again, anything known as the Sanctuary of Love is bound to inspire its share of fans and a dose of pride in Mr. Verdirome, who, according to neighbors, blocked, tackled and hoisted each bathtub up his hill without help from man or machine.

"Inception" is bound to inspire a whole new level of chatter about Mr Nolan's deceptive world of dreams".Extraction" is the futuristic speciality of which Dom Cobb (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) is a master stealing secrets from captains of industry by invading their dreams.

De León is bound to inspire some.

As a result, it's bound to inspire labyrinthine laws and a welter of patents and to ignite bioethical debates.

But this particular promenade was part of the $3 billion development known as Trump Place, so it was bound to inspire some sharp words in addition to accolades.

So was the notion that hate-speech laws are inherently problematic, not least because they're bound to inspire charges of selective application.

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That's bound to inspire bootleggers trying to cash in on the film's success.