Sentence examples for ever more inspired from inspiring English sources

Was Britten ever more inspired?

In this softer real estate market, home builders, realtors and sellers across the country are coming up with ever more inspired ways to bring attention to their properties and encourage buyers to close the deal.

Every time Melinda and I met Nelson Mandela, we left more inspired than ever.

I traveled to South Carolina to get a first-hand view of the devastation and returned home more inspired then ever by the incredible commitment of our selfless volunteers and workers.

Before the 1963 Elizabeth Taylor-Richard Burton version, there was DeMille's 1934 epic starring Claudette Colbert as an impossible-to-resist vixen and some of the finest slinky, shimmery costumes ever, though they arguably were more inspired by the Roaring '20s than the ancient Nile.

"I feel more inspired, more positive".

Seldom has a substitution seemed more inspired.

"It kind of makes me more inspired.

Zeno could not have been more inspired.

The first play about her, Terry Sneed's Precious Few, premiered in 1994, and since then she has inspired ever more prestigious stage productions, culminating with Glorious!, which opened in the West End in 2005.

But I started to feel, as the months passed, that I was engaged in a weirdly symbiotic relationship with readers who despised me, trying to confirm their prejudices and inspire in them ever more creative splurges of contempt.