Sentence examples for including inspiration from inspiring English sources

In fact, there's a whole nest of resources at Teaching Ideas, including inspiration posters, size comparison charts and worksheets.

Textures for Groot came from a number of sources, including inspiration from a botanical garden in London, and the character was modeled as individual branches, rigged individually, to simulate a muscle system for the character.

In a 2007 feature for The Guardians G2 supplement, screenwriter Danny Brocklehurst discussed the impact the series has had on British television, including inspiration for one of his programmes, Talk to Me.

All of the early substyles and social dances were brought about through a combination of events including inspiration from James Brown, DJ Kool Herc's invention of the break beat, the formation of dance crews, and Don Cornelius' creation of the television show Soul Train.

Breathing in mammals encompasses several distinct behaviors, including inspiration, expiration, and sighing (Ramirez and Viemari, 2005).

Although Mr. Jacobs admitted that the only train he ever stepped into was Eurostar, he caught the travel bug in two ways: the outerwear was exceptional in its A-line cut, which gave shapely space to the body; and he included inspiration from far-flung places, including metallic weaves replicating Afghan blankets.

Creative Segments include inspiration generation, inspiration expression, and visual feedback.

Newly identified disability sport motives include inspiration, supercrip image and disability cultural education.

The process of changing hairstyles includes inspiration on social networks, YouTube tutorials, booking stylists and buying hair care products.

These include inspiration, impulse control, being part of an inclusive and diverse community, finding different ways to be engaged with your learning, and receiving adult guidance in making judgments and decisions, including those that occur online.

"ISIL has a much broader sense of taking responsibility for something, and they would certainly include inspiration to perpetrators not formally affiliated with the group," said Erin Miller, program manager of the Global Terrorism Database at the University of Maryland, using an alternative abbreviation for ISIS.