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inspire

[in-spahyuhr] / ɪnˈspaɪər /


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Other developed markets don’t inspire much more confidence, however.

From Barron's

The anomalies in “The Winner’s Curse” do not inspire faith in humanity’s logical powers.

From The Wall Street Journal

He notes that the critic Clive James’s devotion to poetry and ability to communicate it to general readers is both rare and inspiring.

From The Wall Street Journal

While coach Jim Harbaugh says the team is approaching the next two weeks one game at a time, the Chargers’ defense — inspired by Herbert’s efforts — sees the path to continuing their red-hot run.

From Los Angeles Times

The 33-year-old Arizona-based trucking manager began visiting local coin shops to buy physical silver about two months ago, inspired by YouTube videos and the surging price of the metal.

From The Wall Street Journal