Sentence examples for inspiration with which from inspiring English sources

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At heart, I remain Welsh, vague, mystical, verbose, a devotee of hwyl, that curious mixture of passion and inspiration with which Welshmen seek to play their rugby and lead their lives.

Perhaps it is also indicative of how essentially unadventurous Four Lions is, cinematically speaking; only in the final section, when the bombers run around in hysterically inappropriate fancy dress, does the film approach the demented inspiration with which we associate Morris.

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The Chance Theater's presentation of Anne of Green Gables, a musical based on the novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery, directed by Casey Long, reminds us that any season, not just this Christmas one, is the season for a compelling story of courage and inspiration, a heroine with which we can identify and for whom we can root, a good ensemble effort, and a simple, effective stage.

Every penny wasted on his new tests should go to the hiring of more teachers and the construction of new classrooms, in order to bring down class sizes, increase the personal interaction of teachers and students, and increase the likelihood of that emotional spark of inspiration and mutual understanding with which education begins.

derives from the fact that the heat of "inspiration" — too thin anyway — with which I'd started out writing it cooled along the way, and I decided to finish the book more out of the pigheadedness of not wanting to leave anything unfinished than because I was really keen on it.

Many tributes this morning quote the Nobel Committee's observation that Szymborska was the "Mozart of poetry," but it's worth reproducing more of that passage from the Nobel citation, which gives a fuller sense of her work: She has been described as the Mozart of poetry, not without justice in view of her wealth of inspiration and the veritable ease with which her words seem to fall into place.

Maslin believed that by setting the story in 1938, the filmmakers were more interested in the Art Deco production design and visual effects instead of imbuing the storyline with "inspiration, which may be why it finally feels flat".

And India is the apparent inspiration for the tamarind and cumin with which he seasons a multitiered dish of squab and quail pieces on a puck of apricot pilaf.

Consequently, individual accounts of these processes may serve primarily as inspiration for addressing the particular situation with which researchers are faced.

They are endowed with "inspiration" (ilhâm), which is similar to prophecy and which serves in al-Ghazâlî as one of the most important sources of human knoweldge.

Axial CT images of a patient with TBM demonstrating a normal-calibre right main bronchus during inspiration (b), which collapses with expiratory imaging (c).

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