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• He was well inspired. (10)
• He certainly inspired that fine genius. (10)
• I am inspired with a new faith in mankind. (8)
• When they do meet, it is our earth inspired. (10)
• What feelings have they, the season, the air altogether inspired! (4)
• But an inspired energy of faith is demanded of it. (10)
• The reflection inspired him with fatalistic views. (10)
• The reflection inspired him with fatalistic views. (22)
• It inspired little more than an animating curiosity. (4)
• Unhappily, it was dependent on her who inspired it. (10)
• But if Clara deceived him, he inspired her with timidity. (10)
• Her taste had directed as her voice had inspired the opera. (10)
• The thought was treacherous, and inspired in him a faint disgust. (8)
• This time she inspired him with a strange and magical excitement. (12)
• Sir Willoughby not merely ruled, he throned, he inspired: and how? (10)
• Inspired of solitariness and gigantic size, it claims divine origin. (10)
• A dull sense of genuine sagacity inspired him to remind Annette of it. (10)
• It was gratifying to have inspired unconsciously so strong an affection. (4)
• Her dark, half-smiling eyes enticed him, inspired an unquenchable thirst. (8)
• Lapham drew a long deep breath of suspicion inspired by this acquiescence. (9)
• Captain Holmes, the commandant, had inspired the jealousy of a young squaw. (19)
• He, the object of their kindness, education, patronage, inspired their fear. (8)
• In fact, his emancipation from sentiment inspired the genial mood to tease. (10)
• Visible sea, this girdle of Britain, inspired him to exultations in reverence. (10)
• The innocent sensuality in the candid avowal of his tastes inspired confidence. (10)
• Thence some inspired bell-ringer made the afternoon musical on a chime of bells. (2)
• The admiration she inspired in Felix at that moment was mingled with a kind of pity. (8)
• She did not care through whose agency, nor whether his kiss inspired disgust or delight. (12)
• The man hardly inspired confidence, but Imhof overlooked that as well as his shabbiness. (12)
• The vice-consul stared at her, but he forbore the comment that her indifference inspired. (9)
• They seemed inspired, the British Captain Pearson testified before the Court of Inquiry. (16)
• On these inspired occasions, Robert presented the form of a malignant serpent in her ideas. (10)
• On these inspired occasions, Robert presented the form of a malignant serpent in her ideas. (22)
• Through Gyp passed a quiver of dread, a vague return of the feelings once inspired by Rosek. (8)
• I cherish the fancy that Port speaks the sentences of wisdom, Burgundy sings the inspired Ode. (10)
• Of her originally sprang the inspired teaching of the doom of men to excruciation in endlessness. (10)
• Wilfrid fell into it, from the simple passion that the name inspired; and now his hand tightened. (10)
• So does memory inspired by the sensations contribute an additional item for the colouring of history. (10)
• The editor passed away too, not long after, and the thing that he had inspired altogether ceased to be. (9)
• He had inspired one woman with the mysterious, man-desired passion of self-abandonment, self-immolation! (10)
• And if she had inspired him with but one spark of thought or feeling, she would have won him over entirely. (12)
• But the psalm-singers were already at his door, fifty strong, led by the inspired Séguier, and breathing death. (2)
• No woman, so far as he remembered, had ever inspired in him this special sensuous and yet impersonal sensation. (8)
• The scene with Ripton had unnerved him, the wine had renovated, and gratitude to the wine inspired his tongue. (10)
• There is no need to say it of Sir Willoughby: he was thrice himself when danger menaced, himself inspired him. (10)
• Was it her own strength, inspired by some sublime force, that had sprung up suddenly to eject a worthless love? (10)
• There has been an amusing sort of awe of it, as if it were the channel of inspired thought, and were somehow sacred. (9)
• Accepting the words, and sanctioning the passion, the person of him who had inspired it stood magnified in its light. (10)
• This pleasure came often from some vital phrase, or merely the inspired music of a phrase quite apart from its meaning. (9)
• But what is this to yours who must be inspired every day, and who have undertaken to edit the whole world every morning? (14)
• Even Modestine was inspired by this purified nocturnal sunshine, and bestirred her little hoofs as to a livelier measure. (2)
• The People coughed like a man of two minds, doubting whether he has been divinely inspired or has cut a ridiculous figure. (10)
• She instantly turned, and flashed out in a few inspired syllables the fact she had just imparted to her treacherous heroine. (9)
• Surely they had no desire to give pain, but the nature that endowed them with a delicate taste, inspired them to defend it. (10)
• He is usually an idiot from birth, the Tamtonians having a great veneration for such, believing them to be divinely inspired. (7)
• After this lapse of time, I cannot tell how the affair ended, but I feel sure of the liking with which Mrs. Stowe inspired me. (9)
• He, who had always inspired in herself a respect which almost overcame her affection, she now saw the object of open pleasantry. (4)
• The novelty of her revolt stirred him in strange ways, wounded his self-conceit, inspired a curious fear, and yet excited his senses. (8)
• His passive face and large melancholy eyes were wonderfully beautiful, and inspired even his mother with a feeling of awe and respect. (5)
• The thought inspired in him a timely anger; and he followed the servant, intending to stand no nonsense from this paralytic old rascal. (8)
• He was obliged to stand by while they parleyed with a gipsy, whose matted locks and skinny hands inspired him with a not unwarranted disgust. (8)
• I have not that happy gift of inspired knowledge so common in this country, and work more and more slowly toward conclusions as I get older. (14)
• It is a shockingly practical process, I admit; but then, we are a shockingly practical people, who prefer sordid results to inspired theories. (16)
• You will hear from her own lips the tragic circumstances of her life, the still more tragic infatuation with which she has inspired the prisoner. (8)
• The helplessness which she felt in the face of this unknown tragedy caused her an almost physical pain, and inspired her with self-disgust and self-contempt. (12)
• Dudley took the word, leaving her to imagine freedom, until once more her mother or her father, inspired by him, came interceding, her mother actually supplicating. (10)

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