Sentence examples for to inspire something from inspiring English sources

But it's a bold experiment, likely to inspire something great.

His idea had neither the dignity that the circumstances demanded nor the daring to inspire something brilliant and new.

So impressive are they that, recently, they've begun to inspire something akin to 'Beatlemania', girls screaming along to every tune they play.

"We've never had a television because we wanted to inspire something that is close to the conviviality of pubs in Ireland".

From its brass entry doors to its rooftop observatory to the intricate oak paneling of the principal's office, Richmond Hill High School in Queens was built to inspire something like awe for public education.

When her self-dramatizing mother assessed her life, Ms. Fuller goes on, she "matched it up against the kind of biography she hoped to inspire, something along the lines of 'West With the Night,' 'The Flame Trees of Thika' or 'Out of Africa.' On the whole, she was satisfied".

It was really interesting to see the installation inspire something like that.

They also inspire something ecumenical: dancing.

Now Making a Murderer seems to have inspired something else: a brand new rap track.

The first visit to the city inspires something childlike and wondrous: it's a sensation that's difficult to capture, but in their new book, "The Steps Across the Water," Adam Gopnik and Bruce McCall have done just that.

The site's founder, Amanda Holt, said she designed it to inspire 20-somethings like herself, many of whom surf the Web for job ideas "with no contacts, no direction and no confidence".