Sentence examples for it spurred from from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's presidential campaign was a fearsome thing, setting records not just for crowd sizes and donation levels but for the activism it spurred from previously prone voters.

When Rasmussen had his approval hitting and then passing 51percentt in early April, it spurred tweets from Trump.

More immediately, it spurred expressions of frustration from plaintiffs' lawyers.

It spurred thousands of messages from Redditors -- sharing memories of years of their own lunchbox notes, making vows to say "I love you" more often to their moms, writing of the holes left in a life after a parent is gone, and debating crusts vs. no-crusts on sandwiches.

And this is just another business venture that's spurred from the show's success.

Interest in the grandchild spurred from the rank of the grandmother within a group.

When things are tough I look at where I've come from and it spurs me on.

Both criticisms have been refuted by the corporation itself, and far from crowding out private investment, it has actually spurred it, attracting "A$2.90 from private funds for every A$1 it has invested in projects".

Even the name 'Hollywood' has become so synonymous with films, it's spurred copycat nicknames from Bollywood in Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay) and Nollywood in Nigeria to Wellywood in Wellington, New Zealand, and Lollywood, in the Pakistani city of Lahore.

Tinder gets in the way of a genuine connection spurring from natural origins.

A branch to Perceton Colliery (a short northward spur from the Irvine - Busbie line) opened on 26 June 1848.