Sentence examples for spur forth from inspiring English sources

The ensuing reaction to the events has snowballed into global mobilization, and continues to spur forth movements, protests, slogans, hashtags, songs, and art works, serving as a reminder to Mexico and the world that the tragedy is still far from forgotten.

The ensuing reaction to the events has snowballed into global mobilisation, and continues to spur forth movements, protests, slogans, hashtags, songs, and art works, serving as a reminder to Mexico and the world that the tragedy is still far from forgotten.

I hope that the knowledge that I am intensely thankful, to all of you who read this every Sunday, serves as a small blessing that spurs forth a wonderful holiday for everyone.

By which they mean that he has not unleashed upon the world words of such unrelenting sentimental force, or committed himself to some awesome display of Shatnerian histrionics, to soften his enemies' hearts and spur them forth from their trenches to join in some sort of Up With People musical number about bipartisan deficit reduction.

Well, that depends on what you mean by "American" — spurred to sally forth into the world and to make something new of yourself, or, on the other hand, enjoined to root deep in the values of your community?

Tensions over the Kremlin's meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, conflicting policy goals in Syria, and Russia's actions toward Ukraine have spurred back-and-forth reprisals between Moscow and Washington.

The release of a few choice morsels on Monday, in which Mr. Huckabee dug in anew at Mr. Romney, spurring a back and forth between the opposing camps -- both men are believed to be weighing another run in 2012 -- reminiscent of those bright, shiny days from a year ago.

The biting, sometimes funny back-and-forth dialogue between these strong-willed people becomes an Everyman-Everywoman argument that is likely to spur debates among couples who take sides in this seesawing conversation.

In the long term, neither the Fed nor anyone could spur an economy to grow faster than its "natural rate" — which is determined by all those other factors: productivity, population changes, technological advances, demand for exports and so forth.

Some will spur innovation.

His writing could spur controversy.