Sentence examples for inspiration was derived from inspiring English sources

Some of his inspiration was derived from a will to see if he was capable of recording a solo album, considering what he viewed as his limited guitar playing abilities; compared to bandmates Darren Middleton and Ian Haug.

Pollack writes, "All my inspiration is derived from a solitary source: a waking, eternal longing to once again hold Wally Trumbull... in my tanned and muscular arms.

Some of that inspiration is derived from Mr. Van Horn's Seattle days, when he studied theater and performed in what he called "subversive, edgy and dark" cabaret with performers like Ryan Landry and Dan Savage.

Sometimes, that inspiration comes from something we see while driving down the road, a casual setting and most often, inspiration is derived from our fellow colleagues.

His lyrical inspirations are derived from books and films.

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Phan's men were well-trained and disciplined, and the military inspiration behind his rebellion was derived from Cao Thang, a bandit leader who had been protected from royal forces by Phan's brother a decade earlier.

Inspiration for "Attack of the Alligators!" was derived partly from H. G. Wells' 1904 novel The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth, in which animal re-sizing is a major theme.

Inspiration for the plot of "Trapped in the Sky" was derived from creator-producer Gerry Anderson's memories of his National Service.

Inspiration for the plot is derived from Hollywood "classic and blockbuster" films as well as European and Asian films.

In a famous interview, he declared: "Inspiration for truly national music might be derived from the Negro melodies or Indian chants".