Sentence examples for explicitly inspired from inspiring English sources

Explicitly inspired by Bristol's rich musical heritage, the programming of sound for Sanctum will cover everything from poetry through to gospel choirs and celebrated bands from the area.

The film spawned a number of sequels, the second of which, Death Wish 3 in 1985, was explicitly inspired by Goetz.

That could explain the premieres of two series within a week — ABC's "Once Upon a Time," on Sunday, and NBC's "Grimm," on Friday — that are explicitly inspired by the Brothers Grimm and the folklore they collected.

It's in observation and vérité technique, explicitly inspired by Frederick Wiseman, whose documentaries have been cited as a model by Peter Berg, an executive producer of "On Freddie Roach".

Downwell is explicitly inspired by Derek Yu's hit "roguelike" game, Spelunky (Ojiro displays Spelunky proudly on his laptop desktop), and because it comfortably sits in this pedigree, I can feel myself immediately warming to it.

Though a floated idea for Jeremy to anchor the Grand National last year never came off, he was the star of Racing UK's 2015 Cheltenham marketing campaign – a teaser which was explicitly inspired by The Jeremy Kyle Show.

On the other hand, plans, programs and strategic projects of an advanced character are already explicitly or implicitly inspired by most of the principles and criteria of these two concepts, so we fully or partially find these criteria and concepts in all the most advanced planning experiences.

The explicitly racist film, inspired a resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan, and to this day, is said to be used as a recruitment tool for the organization.

Drawing from that larger list, I count 17 jihadist terrorist attacks—acts of violence explicitly or implicitly inspired by a warped reading of Islam, or in objection to American policies toward Muslims on the American homeland during the past 14 years.

Then I noticed a number of artists, like Barnett Newman and Anselm Kiefer, who were using these themes explicitly, whose work was specifically inspired by them or illustrative of these concepts.

Nearly a century after the beginnings of modern science, Vico, inspired by Neoplatonism, explicitly rejected the principle of inertia and the laws of motion of the new physics.