Sentence examples for clearly been inspired from inspiring English sources

Brasserie Cognac has clearly been inspired by Balthazar, down to the retail bakery on the premises.

Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia has long claimed an affiliation to Bin Laden's group, and has clearly been inspired by it.

Phillips has clearly been inspired by traditional British golf, as Yas plays like a true links, with a touch more sunshine.

Conversely, film music and other popular genres, such as the now ubiquitous bhangra music, have clearly been inspired by rural traditions.

"The Library of Babel" is often invoked as an analogy for the Internet, and Mr. Biggs has clearly been inspired by Borges's fable.

The winning picture in the Taylor Wessing prize at the National Portrait Gallery "has clearly been inspired by Caravaggio", raves the Evening Standard, as if this meant it was somehow as rewarding as the 17th-century master's works.

One Brazilian designer who suggests that there are still plenty of people in need of educating is Pitty Taliani, who together with Carolina Gold, founded Amapô — a brand that is in no short supply of vivid colors and loud prints but clearly is inspired more by subversive subcultures and the deconstructivist movement than by the beach lifestyle.

But terrorism experts said it clearly had been inspired by the success of Al Qaeda in rallying supporters for a global jihad.

Clearly somebody was inspired more by Christopher Guest's comic film "Best in Show," a study in human inanity, than by a love of animals.

Clearly this thing was inspired by Doc Ock from Spider-Man, right?

Clearly, the Philharmonic players were inspired by the boundless joy and intensity of his music-making.