Inspire used in a sentence

Inspire in a sentence as a verb

And that his deed will inspire future whistleblowers.

"then that doesn't inspire great confidence when evaluating it as a place to work.

I hope this > note helps to inspire you to step up, take ownership, and lead your > team in the right direction.

He's not saying they aren't. He is just trying to inspire you without committing to anything...at all.

This event is only trying inspire women that founding startups does need to be stigmatized as a male club.

You'll never be forgotten, and god willing maybe you'll inspire a few to take revenge on your blind, callous killer.

Where their research isn't an end in itself, but a way to inspire questions for another generation.

Their post did inspire me to post my own work. I have a tiny hope that someone else who's doing something like I am will see this and post their own work. I doubt it, but you never know!

The people you will meet there will be the most fascinatingly unconventional people in the world and they will inspire you to do great things.

From the American perspective, 9-11 was a terrorist attack and Pearl Harbor wasn't, even though they both inspired terror.

But then again, biting off too little can stall a movement too, as it can fail to inspire as much passionate support as a somewhat larger bite.

Organizations that follow the letter of the law but ignore the principles behind them should inspire our strongest contempt.

But why expect it of most people?There is nothing wrong, of course, with our political leaders encouraging young people to learn to code and this may inspire some to do so.

9-11 inspired terror because there was nothing to fight back against--it was people who were quite demonstrably willing to get killed in order to achieve their objective.

We talk about 'terrorism' a lot. Obviously all warefare inspires terror--but what makes an attack a terrorist attack?

The inexorable nature of that kind of attack inspires a particular fear, and attacks specifically designed to inspire that fear are considered terrorist attacks.

Heres why this is awesome: - The name Unity finally makes perfect sense - Phone can expand into a tablet can expand into a desktop - larger form factor can run smaller form factor apps - app switcher is slick - Canonical finally learned how to use all the ********* motivational words that apple uses to inspire people - OS level tie ins to social services - Still open source I'm excited to use it, and I'm excited to help.