Sentence examples for conduct inspired from inspiring English sources

Manipulating the system, or indeed any unscrupulous behaviour, would have been unthinkable, Zombanakis says, because the system was based not only on the probity of men in bowler hats and pinstripe suits but on something more important still: an unwritten code of conduct inspired entirely by fair play.

This renewed experience of orchestral conducting inspired him to resign his position with the opera house and accept the conductorship of the re-formed New York Philharmonic.

The film "Zero for Conduct" also inspired François Truffaut's "400 Blows" (1959), still one of the wittiest, most beautiful films ever made about the tenderness and misery of young boys.

I saw an example of this style of riotous work in Cambridge in 2005, when I watched Campbell conduct an inspired improvisational contest in the English faculty between a group of undergraduates and a quartet of visiting Liverpudlian actors.

BUT if Levi's code of conduct has inspired the adoption of similar policies by many other companies, it still isn't easy being the first to put company values on the line.

However, some feminist thinkers who have questioned the ability of traditional moral theories to take account of the needs and experiences of both care-receivers and care-givers are inclined to portray caring conduct as inspired not by duty but by the compelling recognition of another's need and of one's own capacity to relieve that person's need.

David Robertson conducts an inspired performance of Britten's great opera.

They are also relevant to the victims of terrorist attacks conducted or inspired by bin Laden while he lived in the house, and these include many Pakistanis, as well as Afghans, Indians, Jordanians, and Britons.

For a start, two of the three pieces that Gustavo Dudamel conducted were inspired by paintings --  Rachmaninoff's moody tone poem "The Isle of the Dead" from a once-very-popular land and waterscape of the same name by Arnold Böcklin, and Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition" from a gallery of artworks by Viktor Hartmann.

The experiment we conducted is inspired by previous methodologies aiming to achieve similar objectives.

Think of it as a furry baton that would both conduct and inspire us towards a world of perfect harmony.