Sentence examples for formidable inspiration from inspiring English sources
Roy Jenkins, who died 10 years ago on 5 January, remains a formidable inspiration.
But, throughout the film, both she and McCarthy look as if they're desperately trying to do what Feig expects of them — to deliver a steady current of good cheer — rather than following their own formidable inspirations.
Because the bridge is built and repaired in a completely self-organized manner, "the construction rules followed by the ants represent a formidable source of inspiration for people working on self-assembling robots and self-repairing materials".
Mr. Smith's film stayed true to its inspiration, the formidable, classically made-up B-string Hollywood starlets of the 1940's, of whom Maria Montez was his special obsession.
For those of us who want a different sort of society – in the face of what seems like formidable opposition – Mike is a genuine inspiration.
Overseeing them from the adjoining office was the formidable Admiral John Godfrey, their boss and the inspiration for M in the James Bond novels.
She was such a formidable partner for Neal [Cassady, the real-life inspiration for the book's Dean Moriarty].
America should take China's aspirations as inspiration to double down on its own formidable assets, including the immense global strength of our technology sector.
"Iris" is an excellent beneficiary of that logic: although the opera is a shade too weird to ever regain a place in the repertory, it overflows with inspiration and may stand as Mascagni's most formidable achievement.
He provided inspiration, leadership, and substance to every cause to which he devoted his formidable energy, and embodied vitality, optimism, and joie-de-Vivre in his everyday life.
