Definitionadj. imparting a divine influence on the mind and soul
Last update: October 4, 2015
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Gandhi was an inspirational leader. [Please select]
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He was about to give an emphatic "no" to her question but then, in an inspirational moment of civic buck-passing, decided that talking to the law might be a pretty damn good idea. [Please select]
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Arnold's influence in our literature may be summed up, in a word, as intellectual rather than inspirational. [Please select]
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Search should be made, too, for those things which are inspirational, and which will be strong aids in the building of character. [Please select]
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The "inspirational" book is full of fine sentiments, but without facts or much information. [Please select]
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MORE GENERAL AND INSPIRATIONAL Bates, Arlo, _Talks on the Teaching of Literature_. [Please select]
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_Further changes are rung and the inspirational effect of the contest immensely increased by enlarging the conditions so that every third or fourth agent is able to qualify for the month's honors and a prize_. [Please select]
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These were the several instructors in the condensed university's seven-day course: Nine lecturers, four of them ex-ministers, and one an ex-congressman, all of them delivering "inspirational addresses." [Please select]
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