Sentence examples for direct inspiration from inspiring English sources

The quasi-revolutionary origin of French cinema was a direct inspiration both on Vigo and the nouvelle vague directors he would later inspire.

The direct inspiration for bonsai is found in nature.

The direct inspiration for his early work was his 1986 pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.

It is "Citizen Kane," though, that is the more direct inspiration for "War of the Worlds".

The Chrysler building was a direct inspiration for Giannini this season.

Mills cheerfully admits that he took direct inspiration from the popular culture at the time.

Some focus simply on the direct inspiration of the divinely chosen prophets.

Although Liszt made a conscious decision to cite Lamartine, that text was not his direct inspiration.

Bart took his direct inspiration from that sweet wrapping, not the novel.

The music draws direct inspiration (and song titles) from the women who were most formative in shaping Mr. Wooley's character.

But it was significant as an ideological forerunner and direct inspiration for the interracial NAACP, founded in 1909.