inspirer

American  

[in-spahy-er-er] / ɪnˈspaɪ ər ər /

noun

1. a person or thing that inspires.

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Example Sentences

Ina becomes an unlikely inspirer of lust, and she gets off what I’m pretty sure is this novel’s only funny line.

From New York Times

And so I would really position you as an inspirer who figured out another way to continue along your hoop dream.

From Los Angeles Times

“The president is the inspirer, he is the closer, he is the convincer, the he is the mediator-in-chief. He really is doing a phenomenal job,” she said.

From Washington Post

And I think what I didn’t realize was that the founder’s journey goes from being kind of “doer” to “inspirer” when the product works.

From The Verge

There’s CliftonStrengths, owned by Gallup, which tells you your five best professional qualities; there’s Insights Discovery, which assigns you a color and an associated workplace archetype like coordinator, inspirer or observer.

From Seattle Times