Sentence examples for Slightly inspired from inspiring English sources

Slightly inspired by Gertrude Stein's infamous Paris apartment gallery, the Studio, the space itself reminds you nothing of the gargantuan openings you'd find at Zwirner and its ilk.

Recently, I've strayed from the animal print and purchased couture, slightly inspired by my fashionable boyfriend.

The concept for the album, which dominated the Billboard 200 for eight consecutive weeks, was slightly inspired by the management snafu.

To be honest, I don't think the classic recipe can be improved on, but here is a slightly different take, inspired by Ligurian walnut sauce.

As I watch my peers — an eclectic collection of literary enthusiasts, science geniuses, musical virtuosos and mathematics prodigies — humbly strive for excellence in their respective fields, I feel inspired, slightly inadequate and hopeful for the future.

Yet for all its eclecticism, the exhibition proffers an interesting, if slightly obscure, curatorial logic, inspired by the museum's founding director, Grace McCann Morley.

He is the mercurial, slightly malevolent Svengali who inspired the three stars' "dangerous glitter" -- the campy flirtation with drugs, theatricality and bisexuality that came to define glam rock.

For many other writers, Picasso's use of African art in his own paintings and sculptures was an inspired, though slightly troubling, case of cultural appropriation.

For a liberal who learned his politics in the civil-rights era, the encounters left him both inspired and slightly bewildered.

The London-based Mr. Sannwald, whose slightly futuristic photographs are inspired in part by the work of Fritz Lang and other early German filmmakers, recalled being told by an editor of a British magazine that his images were too extreme.

NATE CHINEN NINA NASTASIA "Outlaster" (Fatcat) Nina Nastasia is a singer-songwriter dedicated to the subjects of love and dread, slightly primitivist and distantly inspired by pre-industrial European ballad traditions.