The term 'inspirational space' is correct and can be used in written English. You could use it to describe an environment that has some sort of positive influence on someone, such as a creative or spiritual retreat, a nature setting, or an area with inspirational quotes or artwork displayed. For example, you could say, "The decoration of the room created an inspirational space for us to reflect on our goals."
The Flux designers did not seek advice from other working writers about what makes a productive or inspirational space.
The images on view at a remarkable exhibition at the National Air and Space Museum here could well serve as inspirational space cards for this century.
That will mean twice as many of our most diverse and representative group of visitors enjoying this inspirational space for free as our previous interactive gallery could accommodate.
For the last couple of years, they've had a slew of singles and remixes that have been effective dance floor catalysts, but with their explanation of their newest single "Unite," we learned that there's some good, raw nerd in their inspirational space.
Springfield School, Portsmouth: a tranquil and inspirational work space in which pupils can reflect, revise and feel more grown-up than they would in a typical classroom.
What interests me is not just the explosion of the printed word but the inspirational library spaces created to curate them.
Bessingham Primary School, Diss: create an inspirational outdoor learning space which connects the old Victorian school building with a new specialised space for creative activities in all weathers.
The inspirational effect of space on children in the UK has been a revelation.
It's not private, or quiet, but Ms. Choe has everything she needs stuffed into her laptop, and she finds the space inspirational.
The 2008 platform promised to "double federal funding for basic research, invest in a strong and inspirational vision for space exploration, and make the Research and Development Tax Credit permanent".
