It would inspire me to be a better person when I listened to him speak.Seeing beautiful flowers would inspire me to plant my own.
No, the word 'inspire' is a verb, a word for something that a person or a thing does.The noun forms of the verb to inspire are inspirer, inspiration, and the gerund, inspiring.
Inspire to a person to achieve their goals .
she gives people advice and is a wonderful person
perseverance inspires because if someone inspires to do something, another person will be impressed and will emulate the other person and will be then, inspired by that person.
To inspire kids who want to make their dreams into becoming a greater person in life
his family and also his karate instructer he was in show bizz and he recommended it to him
Yes, but not to the same person whom you inspire as a muse.
There are people that are crazy enough to inspire this cruel person,but I don't know who
The words aspire and inspire are only vaguely similar in meaning. To aspire is to intend, to want something that is positive or constructive in some way; such as to aspire to become a teacher. To inspire is convey some feeling to another person; you could say, for example, Mr. Franklin inspired me to become a teacher. So to aspire is an internal process, taking place inside your own mind, and to inspire is an external process, in which you affect another person.
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