Sentence examples for deepest inspiration from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Dyk's deepest inspiration was her mother, Annie Manson Belcher.

Frank Zappa's dead; Soft Machine is long gone; Tortoise, the Chicago band from which this one derives the deepest inspiration, tours infrequently.

Yet Sirk derives his deepest inspiration not from these grafted references but from the nature and essence of melodrama itself — and, in particular, from its audacious proximity to the ridiculous.

But her deepest inspiration comes from Spain's own bounty its Idiazabal and Cabral cheeses, its wild salmon, its delicate barnacles plucked from the Bay of Biscay.

For aspiring girl technologists, young women still discovering their unique color, sometimes the deepest inspiration flows not from luminaries--those who have already made it into Forbes lists, newspapers, onto the TED stage--but from our peers: other young women who have proven with their grit and their creativity that they can dream, and act, powerfully.

Nonetheless, talented directors can overcome their habits and tap into their deepest inspirations, however long dormant, even decades into a career.

For all its Roman grandeur and couture sensibility — and in spite of a vivid orange satin poncho worn by the aristocratic and androgynous model Veruschka — Valentino's deepest inspirations are from nature.

How many times do we toss back into our depths our best ideas, deepest inspirations, greatest joys?

In a time where inspirations are tough to find, Hunter says she's found her deepest inspirations from her mother, but also Casa Ruby and the organizations that offer her hope.

Shallow, rapid respiration, often associated with a sharp retrosternal pain on deep inspiration, signals the onset of pulmonary decompression sickness, the "chokes".

Yet this theme, which no doubt came as a deep inspiration, did not really see the takeoff of men's fashion look.