Sentence examples for immediate inspiration from inspiring English sources

Sakho, hearing the crowd sing his name, gave it another go; his defiance proving to be an immediate inspiration because Coutinho pounced shortly afterwards.

This might be the most immediate inspiration for Heath.

Naturally the poems he likes best are those that derive from immediate inspiration: "Something breathes -- exhalation".

But the immediate inspiration for Stumpy Joe's death is John Bonham, drummer of Led Zeppelin.

The immediate inspiration for the letter arose from a visit to Beijing by John Kerry, the US secretary of state.

But this restaurant refers to an 18th-century Italian cookbook, L'Apicio Moderno, for more immediate inspiration, like an early recipe for tomato sauce.

They existed to provide five things: immediate gratification, inspiration, convenience, taction (the ability to touch and try things on), along with the memory and delight of being somewhere.

Likewise, within Western cultures, transformational leaders are "moving the follower beyond immediate self-interests through idealized influence (charisma), inspiration, intellectual stimulation, or individualized consideration".

But this rather misrepresents an artist whose more immediate sources of inspiration are R. Crumb, Peter Saul and Philip Guston.

We argue that individuals look to their immediate peers for inspiration, because they view them as an important reference group and use them as a benchmark for their own ambitions and behaviours.

Whereas positive affect is activated when someone is making progress toward their immediate, conscious goals, inspiration is more related to an awakening to something new, better, or more important: transcendence of one's previous concerns.