Examples of using It inspired in English and their translations into Serbian
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It inspired me.
I love that article.In fact, it inspired me to write a similar one.
It inspired this story.
This is one of my favorite books, and it inspired me to go to Australia.
But it inspired this story.
Once the Ad is run, its shelf life expires,because soon the ad and the feelings it inspired is forgotten.
It inspired me to action.
If the movie accomplished nothing else, it inspired in many an urgent desire to visit Bruges.
It inspired people throughout the world!
That is to say, that a volcano cooled the Earth(and, in addition, it inspired Romanticism to the edges of the time).
It inspired one of his greatest.
(Laughter) But what's important here is the creativity that it inspired amongst this techie, geeky Internet culture.
It inspired me to expect more of myself.
I originally thought so, butI privately set that goal before I ever launched this site because it inspired me.
It inspired people around the world to do the same.
Laboulaye's comment was not intended as a proposal, but it inspired a young sculptor, Frédéric Bartholdi, who was present at the dinner.
It inspired me to write.- To except my self. Jesus!
Richard Branson's autobiography was super interesting(this guy does a lot of insane things) and it inspired me to create my non-profit(FLYTE).
In fact, it inspired me to write a similar one.
According to sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, who later recounted the story,Laboulaye's comment was not intended as a proposal, but it inspired Bartholdi.
But, at the least, it inspired Dumas to write his great work The Count of Monte Cristo.
It inspired Edward Bulwer-Lytton's world famous novel The Last Days of Pompeii.
The events of Hae's death are so complicated, that it inspired a podcast called Serial, which walks the audience through all of the facts of the case.
It inspired dances such as the Jerk, the Pony, the Watusi, the Mashed Potato, the Monkey, and the Funky Chicken, but none were as popular.
This rebellion was called“the rebellion of the goad” and in the 19th century it inspired the famous poet from Lefkada Valaoriti Aristoteli to write his work“Fotinos”.
It inspired several jokes and memes while the accompanying music video acquired over 65 million views since it was uploaded to YouTube on August 10.[12][14].
The fears surrounding Limehouse Chinatown were so pervasive that it inspired the writer Arthur Ward, under the pseudonym Sax Rohmer, to create the diabolical character Dr Fu Manchu.
In line with the internationalism promoted by Russian communists, it inspired the Baku congress of 1926, which decided to adopt the Roman alphabet for dozens of languages spoken from Azerbaijan to the Arctic.
Rimet insisted he“liked the final game because it was a tough one, as I believe football should be- a game for strong andhealthy men”, and it inspired the first mention of the tournament in the Guardian, a single paragraph describing“scenes exceeding in enthusiasm even those of an English Cup final”, that got the score wrong.