Sentence examples for it spurred him from inspiring English sources

"Humboldt's Gift" so impressed Samuel Beckett that it spurred him into arranging a meeting.

When Darwin read Wallace's paper, it spurred him to finish "On the Origin of Species".

It spurred him to join the Resistance, the underground network of fighters against the Nazis.

And it spurred him to advocate for an aggressive investigation related to the president, something he now cautions against.

He said it spurred him back to his cameras and microphones, which capture the extraordinarily rich sound that distinguishes his work.

The success, as he measured it, spurred him to change verses under his eyes each game as a senior — after which the N.C.A.A. disallowed the practice.

They'd took a tire iron to him, spurred him up, drug him around by his dick until it pulled off, just bloody pulp.

The indignity of it even spurred him, in the next round, to throw his first punch.

It also spurred him to polish his own musical skills on the bass guitar, later switching to acoustic and hooking up with a couple of local bands.

It also spurred him to consider the limits of evangelicalism, which makes room for all sorts of sincere expressions of faith but not, often, for sincere expressions of doubt.

The mystery of ultra-high-energy cosmic rays began piquing Dr. Cronin's curiosity a decade ago, and it has spurred him to organize an experiment on a gigantic scale designed to operate on a very tight budget -- far more frugal than the budgets of most laboratory accelerators.