Sentence examples for been inspired in a from inspiring English sources

"It could be an individual or a small number of individuals who have been inspired in a terrible way to copy events elsewhere," a Western envoy said.

"[It is a] fantastic opportunity to come back to this city, having already been inspired in a large part by the Commonwealth Games," he added.

In winning 28-23, the Reds were inspired in a way that they have not been for most of the season.

Superheroes are largely an American invention, and designers here are probably too close to Catwoman and the Flash to be inspired in a new or funny way.

Respect for nature was inspired in a different form in Laline Paull's debut novel, The Bees (2014), which won the U.S.-based U.S.-based Book Award, "presented to books that deepen the reader's connection to the natural world".

One critic said of his act: "The jokes have power because of the sheer audacity of the wordplay, and a surprisingly high proportion of them are inspired, in a warped sort of way.

Ms. Miyagawa's play was inspired, in a sense, by the 1960 French film "Hiroshima Mon Amour," a romance about a French actress and a Japanese architect in postwar Hiroshima.

Novalis's 15-year-old fiancée Sophie von Kühn had died, and the hymns were inspired in a moment when he was "shedding bitter tears" beside her grave, "which in its narrow dark bosom hid the vanished form of my life".

But St. Bede the Venerable, in his Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum ("Ecclesiastical History of the English People"), wrote that in the late 7th century Caedmon, an illiterate Northumbrian cowherd, was inspired in a dream to compose a short hymn in praise of the creation.

It is inspired in a situation in which different hierarchies of states share a common state, mostly because of the conceptual similarities between the involved states (Harel 1988).

It seems to have been inspired in part by an HBO drama.