Sentence examples for think inspired from inspiring English sources

Envy, I think, inspired their meanness.

But what do you think inspired this particular story?

But while his elder sister happily embraced the Zen life, composing meditation scripts for school (which I like to think inspired the quick sessions her teacher introduced for the class shortly afterwards) and even using them herself to lull herself back to sleep at night, her toddler brother took more cajoling.

You'll be looking at, say, a giant glass office and they'll say, 'This is where the church tower was that we think inspired Dickens to write about a gothic church.' It's important to go there and see it, because he did write from experience".

I think that commitment is what really kept me going throughout the week, and also, I think, inspired a lot of people in this movement, to see that all that power of intimidation that was happening inside the courtroom was met by that joy and resolve outside of the courtroom.

Four date palms are set in square pots around the mosaic, and surrounding beds are full of plants that bloom in the Bible, from bulbs like crocuses, anemones, narcissus and Madonna lilies, to fragrant herbs like sage, the humble plant that, scholars think, inspired the menorah.

"The arts tell us who we are, they get us to think, inspire us," he said.

The sight of 50,000 activists stretched out over miles would, I think, inspire awe and good will from passing motorists.

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Herman Cornejo, in "Mozartiana" 's gigue, got the tone a little wrong, thought the role was a character, but, oh, the wit and elegance — the sheer, dancing joy — that that thought inspired in him.