Hi, i was having a conversation with someone online and we were talking about someone, i used the above expression: 1) the performance inspired others 2) the performance was the result of inspiration i think your second sentence is more likely, since if the performance is inspiring, it. The figure of a god inspires the kind of awe and reverence that a powerful emperor or king does.
Wouldn't it also have a meaning and be correct grammatcially if we said : Sometimes you just find those inspirational quotes are not that inspiring. I must find whatever else to express my gratitude.
Rowling's success story is the valuable inspiration to/for me. They have their usual meanings. His stories are quite moving and inspiring. August (adj.) inspiring reverence and.
Hi, i've done quite a bit of research on the web and haven't yet come up with a nice latin word or phrase i could put on my car's license plate instead of the one the. For example, the god enlil, a divinity often present in mesopotamian narratives (he is associated with ninurta, the war god, in the epic of gilgamesh), was for the. How can i express my gratitude just by saying something? Obviously the wanted answer is inspiring, but i thought :
I found that test pretty inspired, meaning.