Sentence examples for bits of inspiration from from inspiring English sources

He plucked bits of inspiration from wherever he could, including photographs of muralists like Diego Rivera.

A number of the most popular streetwear labels in Japan are created by former d.j.s, who produce their collections much as they produce records, by taking bits of inspiration from fashions that already exist, repackaging them, and then selling them in a limited edition.

On a more personal level, I've often found a bit of inspiration from the biological fact that vision is all about change.

While his new office takes a bit of inspiration from "Downton Abbey," it's not a replica of what's seen on the PBS hit.

First there's the music — self-produced, with a bit of inspiration from the producer known as Burial — which moves along on light feet, borrowing the outlines of dubstep with none of its shudder.

Tim told BANG Showbiz: "I showed up one day and they were working on a song which Chris was saying had taken a bit of inspiration from one of our recent single 'Dare To Dream'.

She mixed them, threw in a bit of inspiration from a vacation in Kenya and a splash of carnival colors and the results was a collection filled with a youthful joie de vivre.

Hopefully I can take a bit of inspiration from our meeting into the next round.

You can look at Flipboard, which Digg seems to take a good bit of inspiration from, as an example of minimalist mobile app design.

During a track-by-track reveal, bassist Guy Berryman admitted that the song takes "a bit of inspiration" from Jimmy Cliff's 1969 song "Many Rivers to Cross".

Justin Kershaw, a former Michigan State football star, recently caught the entrepreneurial bug after a bit of inspiration from the strategy around the Dollar Shave Club.