Sentence examples for quickly inspired from inspiring English sources

Conversational and inherently flexible, it was a model of trio interplay that quickly inspired widespread imitation.

The practice originated in online chat-rooms but has quickly inspired several specialist websites, such as 51tuangou.com and www.teambuy.com.cn.

She was quickly inspired by the flourishing creative entrepreneurialism there to set up her own label, Brooklyn Royalty, in 2006.

The company's success in the United States quickly inspired a crowd of copycat sites in many of the foreign markets it had hoped to enter.

The seductive excitement of Weimar-era Berlin — with its limitless sexual possibilities for the curious gay writer and parties where dancers "swayed in partial-paralytic rhythms under a huge sunshade suspended from the ceiling" — quickly inspired Isherwood.

Innovation voucher has been implemented in Czech Republic since 2009 and the project quickly inspired other regions and today the company's innovation vouchers require total in eleven regions of the Czech Republic.

This newfound strength will quickly inspire confidence on the rocks, Mr. Orenczak said.

Lamartine preferred to confine himself to lip-service support, since he was aware that an armed crusade would quickly inspire an anti-French coalition of the major powers.

Any benefit the ruling gives to public and private miscreants — including Joseph Bruno, Rod Blagojevich and Jeffrey Skilling, who have been charged with or convicted of violating the law — should quickly inspire more thorough investigations and sharper new laws to combat corruption.

As part of my duties, I worked really hard to create workshops that would quickly inspire everyday citizens, and then help them quickly come up with work that has meaning for them.

Most companies start with a simple question: "Why?" One day when I was seven, my mom took me to work and I quickly became inspired about entrepreneurship when I saw her office and the people working in it.