inspirer

This was not the only or chief inspirer of my fears.

The light can be used consciously; it is the inspirer of change.

She had to find a balance between the role of leader, inspirer, companion, friend.

He was one of the key inspirer of education among the poor people.

Thus he came to be considered by many as the major inspirer of the Albertine reform programme.

He is the inspirer and participant of many poetic performances.

The Party indeed was the main inspirer of the whole of this movement."

In this view, Christ is regarded as the inspirer and perfecter of culture.

Andrei Sakharov was the voice of truth, the inspirer, the saint.

Was it as a conspirator or an inspirer that he was killed?

Italy, though, was in far more trouble as the game went into extra time, until Meazza became the inspirer again.

It is the mother of Art, inspirer of poet, patriot and philosopher.

Since then until his death in 1996 the prime inspirer of the field was George Boolos.

No great inspirer of a people here.

Rather than being a "commanding general," the maverick leader is "catalyst, conscience and inspirer."

Ed Milliband - the inspirer of a generation.

He was the inspirer of Hitler's opposition to "Jewish finance capitalism."

The priest was possibly his inspirer; but the priest came one day to the residencia.

Truth is his inspirer, and earnestness the polisher of his sentences.

The first opinion - wholly negative - claims him to be an inspirer of vicious "dissoluteness".

Mr. Sanderling functions as a guardian of order and good sense, but he is hardly an inspirer.

The inspirer of that revival of the Blanco party tottered where he stood.

An inspirer cannot inspire for Mrs. Eddy and keep his reputation.

Call your own lot "Occupy" if you like, but the hispanos (and their French inspirer) got there first!

So said Andre Maginot, inspirer of the fortifications that bore his name.