inspirer

inspire | American Dictionary

inspire
verb[ T ]
us/ɪnˈspɑɪər/
to fill someone with confidence and desire to do something:
She inspired her students to do the best they could.
If something or someone inspires something else, it causes or leads to it:
A successful TV program inspires many imitations.

Examples of inspire

inspire
Many students in my class were inspired by these readings to carry on further investigations, finding more data and phonetic support for the phonological claims.
The second stage, interventionism, was inspired by progressive ideas that ushered in the new century and emphasised the possibilities of social engineering.
These remarks are inspired from findings in the field of political perception where scholars have noted the presence of an ' assimilation' effect.
Not only did pluralism find a voice in fiction through the alien, but fiction also inspired science to broach questions in the real world.
Not only has pluralism found a voice in fiction through the alien, but fiction has also inspired science to broach questions in the real world.
Of course, if we believe this latter claim is true, it would probably inspire such rules as the one we mentioned.
Such ineffectiveness not only inspires doubts about the usefulness of the institution, but also lends a particular and anomalous character to the ombudsman's work.
Yet, as architectural critics, we are challenged and inspired to experiment with this condition.
It inspired them to discover their own musical abilities and gave them courage to use these in their work.
Others, perhaps inspired by his example, sought to emulate his calling.
That is, canons influence the narration of the past, and they inspire the radius of creativity for the future.
We thank our colleagues, collaborators, postgraduate and undergraduate students who have contributed to, motivated and inspired our research activities in this field.
Webb suggests that robots usually built by engineers which can be "inspired" by biology, can in fact serve as models for understanding biological mechanisms.
Our results inspire some interesting hypotheses about variation within versus between lines and whether the same loci could be involved.
The overarching problem that inspired the controversy is an essential discrepancy that one hopes, in vain, is merely literary or typographical.
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