Sentence examples for less inspired to from inspiring English sources

"Some people will be less inspired to support it.

Pete Runnette New Canaan, Conn., Jan . 29 , 2009 To the Editor: After reading Maureen Dowd's Jan. 28 column, "Wall Street's Socialist Jet-Setters," I realized what has been bothering me all along about the recovery package: without some kind of sacrifice by every citizen and business, I feel far less inspired to roll up my own sleeves.

And even though you won't be paying out of pocket for big repairs if you rent, landlords are less inspired to come running to fix a drafty door or low water pressure in the shower.

Both candidates seem willing to discuss the safety of diplomats living in dangerous regions of the world, and protecting the interests of business around the world, yet they seem to be less inspired to publicly address an issue that is impacting a large number of residents within the very borders of this nation.

A small "Abstract Picture" done by Gerhard Richter in 1994 in one of his less inspired moments, then managed to hearten the attendance.

The dialogue and lyrics are less inspired — no one should try to rhyme terrier and derrière — and often cross the thin line between cute and cloying.

With this overexposure, the music got repetitive and less inspired, and hits were harder to come by.

An out-of-season trip to the Isle of Skye was starting to look like one of my less inspired ideas.

In less inspired productions, such passages might come across like a sledgehammer to the forehead.

Both Theophilus of Antioch and Clement of Alexandria, 2nd-century Christian theologians, referred to the sibyl as a prophetess apparently no less inspired than the Old Testament prophets.

But Woodson knows he cannot simply point to absent players as an excuse for the team's less inspired play, and he strongly hinted Wednesday that he might alter the starting lineup.