The phrase "enormous inspiration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something or someone that provides a significant amount of motivation or creativity.
Example: "The artist found enormous inspiration in the beauty of nature, which influenced her latest work."
Alternatives: "great inspiration" or "immense inspiration."
His will to live was a source of enormous inspiration to his friends and colleagues.
Its core religious principle was non-violence, and it drew enormous inspiration from Gandhi.
"Christopher has been an enormous inspiration to me my entire life.
Tim Burton, who cast Lee in five films including Sleepy Hollow, Corpse Bride and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, said the actor had been an "enormous inspiration".
You should come too, to share the load, but it would be an enormous inspiration for all of us to feel her awesomeness!" The first 2016 Letters Live shows are six evening shows, a matinee and a family special in March, held at the Freemasons' Hall in London's Covent Garden.
My generation of British rock writers had drawn an enormous amount of inspiration from the likes of Rolling Stone, which had in its first few years blasted a path for an entirely new kind of rock writing, but then settled into woozy complacency.
In Silicon Valley, you rub elbows with enormous talent and inspiration seems to grow on trees.
Two documentaries look at groups who've been isolated from the outside world who got enormous strength and inspiration from film.
In a press release, Didi Chuxing founder and CEO Cheng Wei said, "The endorsement from Apple is an enormous encouragement and inspiration for our four-year-old company.
Bridge design is one of aspects on structural engineering of biomimetics that offers an enormous potential for inspiration in various aspects, such as the geometry, structure, mechanism, energy use and the intelligence.
First, the museum offers licensees of lot of help in searching through its enormous collection for sources of inspiration.
