Sentence examples for high inspiration from inspiring English sources

A love story, more than most stories, needs the most careful shaping, a strange combination of high inspiration and low cunning.

WASHINGTON — Framed by the Lincoln Memorial's austere marble and facing a crowd of hundreds of thousands, President-elect Barack Obama on Sunday offered words of high inspiration about his forthcoming presidency that were interlaced with cautions about unrealistic expectations for quick remedies.

Andrew Porter in Opera magazine also found the music touched "by high inspiration"; the evening was "an unforgettable experience ... extraordinarily beautiful, vivid and charming, and often deeply moving".

We also predict that, if older animals have more difficulty maintaining robust call climaxes, (iv) this will be revealed by an increase in brief, high-pitched inspirations, hereafter referred to (in italics) as ' high notes'.

TWEEDY judges may no longer sip sherry and debate literary merit for the monthly selections at venerable book clubs, but in today's flourishing market for club sales, executives remain willing and eager to reach for higher inspiration to guide an expanding membership.

The images depict a complex psychic state, some higher inspiration that arose from somewhere far beyond the material world.

It is the story of a Jewish painter, who in search for higher inspiration finds that the Oriental herb gives him the exaltation for which he is pining.

But our relationship to these challenges changes when we recognize that the energy that is driving the process as a whole, which we individually experience as higher inspiration, is positive.

Bay's highest inspirations are those of a virtually experimental filmmaker of pure sensation; the rush of sensation is also a temptation for experimental filmmakers who often don't keep their own images onscreen very long (cf. Stan Brakhage).

The coda of the last movement is like a Rubik's Cube of composition, amazing; so high in inspiration and also in technique of composition.

He remembered Pauline Kael, the film critic for The New Yorker, calling him to ask about the plot's high literary inspiration while she prepared a review of the film.