Sentence examples for has always fed from inspiring English sources

We are part of nature and it has always fed our imaginations.

Maddin's imagination has always fed on the wilder visions of cinema history.

My own experience as a daughter and a mother with a daughter has always fed directly into what I write.

Klopp's frenzied idea football is tiring at the best of times, for himself and the team, and it has always fed on its own momentum in the past.

You only have to trace later artists' obsession with Da Vinci's The Battle of Anghiari to see how his fame has always fed on intrigue.

Gilliam's aesthetic has always fed off the vaudevillian and grandiloquent, but the Dutch angle was already looking kitsch in the 60s, when he was still squashing Spanish clergymen with giant feet for Monty Python.

"Going back to Miami, we've always fed off each other," Barrow said.

The non-Arab Kurds speak their own language and have always fed their own nationalism.

FOR the artist and poet Christine Boyka Kluge, the conjoined interests of art and writing have always fed on the same sources: nature, the senses, dreams and the subconscious.

That first week the vet – who had giant bags of kibble stacked up in his waiting room – recommended an all-dry diet, but I felt uneasy about this and fed her the way my family had always fed cats: with a mixture of wet food and crunchy biscuits.

But that there now exists a real entity called "Anglo-America" is a wishful belief held perhaps only by Newt Gingrich, Lady Thatcher and a few like-minded retirees.What is undeniable is that American and British political ideas have always fed usefully on each other and continue to do so.