Sentence examples for forms inspired by from inspiring English sources

At the time, many vanguard Venezuelan artists were working with utopian geometric forms inspired by Mondrian.

During her career as a sculptor, Miriam created forms inspired by the figure.

Each of the stations features the British-Iraqi architect's signature fluid forms, inspired by glaciers and ice formations.

To the traditional genres poetry, essays, and historiography have been added forms inspired by Middle Eastern and Western literary models.

FREI OTTO, a German architect of sensuous cable, glass and fabric forms inspired by bubbles and tents, has been named the 40th winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize.

In the early 1920s, Lorca began experimenting with short, elliptical verse forms inspired by Spanish folk song, Japanese haiku, and contemporary avant-garde poetics.

Rap had now been coded by both friends and enemies as a violent form inspired by violence, a view which these three pacifists had unwittingly helped install.

Of note is a recurring figure with a circular hole in its center, a form inspired by the 1980 assassination of John Lennon.

After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, a Pakistani Taliban formed, inspired by the Afghan Taliban, to fight the Pakistani state.

Mightn't the system, supposedly overseen in even its smallest details by God Himself, via these representatives, actually be just a crude, man-made form, inspired by, but inaccurately addressing, even obscuring, some greater and more difficult-to-discern truth?

But there are many other rare pieces that will also be missed: a 1927 desk with a stepped form, inspired by a skyscraper, by Paul Frankl; a 1934 stainless steel and Bakelite triangular coffee pot and creamer from a service by Helen A. Hughes Dulany; a boldly graphic 1928 "Step-On-It" penny scale by Joseph Sinel and a sleek cone-shaded floor lamp by Walter von Nessen, also from 1928.