Sentence examples for considerable inspiration from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gries found considerable inspiration in the sensation of floating.
On those travels, he met Amnesty's international director Martin Ennals - a source of considerable inspiration.
And at this particular Cup, the Europeans also drew considerable inspiration from the example and private struggle of Severiano Ballesteros, the Spanish golfer and former captain who is now trying to recover from a brain tumor at age 53.
Her reputation grew, although she remained a modest writer, working in a rather dull job at the International African Institute, a setting which provided her with considerable inspiration for some of her novels.
He derived considerable inspiration from TS Eliot, whose poetry he recited while driving one or other of a succession of brightly coloured Renaults at high speed along the narrowest Kentish lanes.
In fact, this contemplative, visibly older Campbell appears about as far removed as you could get from his public image as Tony Blair's bombastic bully-in-chief or that of the foul-mouthed fictional spin-meister, Malcolm Tucker, from the BBC's The Thick of It and its movie spin-off In the Loop, for which he inadvertently provided considerable inspiration.
Corry was an outstanding teacher who could convey his considerable erudition with inspiration and lucidity.
Considerable diversity of inspiration was sometimes displayed in the same monument.
But Samuel Barber's Piano Concerto, which was given its world première, with John Browning as soloist, was a different thing altogether — a modern concert work of considerable nobility, containing genuine inspiration as well as a great deal of complex writing of the "architectural" sort.
In patients with reduced lung compliance, such as those with ALI/ARDS, inspiration requires considerable respiratory work, especially at low lung volumes [ 22].
On first hearing, Mr. Alley's lyrics touch a deeper chord, accomplishing the considerable feat of poetically offering inspiration while holding the syrup.
