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story inspire
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1.25 |
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Their stories inspire a range of emotions. |
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book inspire
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1.12 |
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Her books inspired his first literary effort as a young boy. |
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work inspire
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1.12 |
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His work has inspired an old-process movement in Hungary. |
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music inspire
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0.92 |
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I always am inspired by music. |
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success inspire
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0.86 |
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The success has inspired imitations. |
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case inspire
|
0.72 |
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The case still inspires annual marches. |
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death inspire
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0.72 |
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That every death inspires hope. |
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example inspire
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0.59 |
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The example has inspired others. |
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event inspire
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0.53 |
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He said no particular person or event inspired the story. |
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experience inspire
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0.53 |
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That experience inspired me to work hard. |
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leader inspire
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0.46 |
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A leader can inspire even the weakest person to excel. |
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movie inspire
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0.46 |
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The movie does inspire contemplation of spiritual themes. |
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news inspire
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0.46 |
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The news inspired hope that the war might end soon. |
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idea inspire
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0.39 |
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The idea inspired much British indignation. |
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issue inspire
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0.39 |
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Few other issues inspire such pious proclamations by politicians. |
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performance inspire
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0.39 |
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The performance inspired nostalgia in Aikman. |
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presence inspire
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0.39 |
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Ornery as ever, Tubbs seems to enjoy the rancor that his presence inspires on the road. |
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program inspire
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0.39 |
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Peer leadership programs inspire students to tutor younger ones. |
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change inspire
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0.33 |
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The abrupt change inspired inspired a wealth of rumors. |
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church inspire
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0.33 |
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Black churches also can inspire white congregations to be more engrossed in their faith. |