Sentence examples for rather inspiring from inspiring English sources

It was all rather inspiring".

BRITAIN'S town halls are rather inspiring places.

It has proved to be rather inspiring for musicians too.

There is something almost haunted about it, a vibrant mythology I find rather inspiring".

It's rather inspiring: they're so obviously decent, shiny people trying to make a difference.

The real F.D.R. would have hated that, having worked so hard to conceal that little detail from the public, but it would be rather inspiring.

Otherwise, this administration will keep tripping over race rather than inspiring on race.

But talking to Sinclair, I confess that I find his pronouncements unsettling rather than inspiring.

Rather than inspiring caution in investors, the man many of them regard as a god has given the impression that he has done all that is needed.

Rather than inspiring the Persian Gulf's more authoritarian monarchies to reform, its 46-year-old experiment with limited democracy has often seemed a model to be avoided.

Not all cherries are made equal, however, and if you buy a cheap supermarket punnet you might find the fruit rather less inspiring.