Sentence examples for inspirations from from inspiring English sources

"Candyman" draws inspirations from jazz, blues and swing, and was musically inspired by The Andrews Sisters' 1941 hit "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy".

Where do you get your inspirations from?

"I love to pick up colour inspirations from my travels around the world," she says.

"This president takes his inspirations from the capitals of Europe," Mr. Romney said.

"The origins are not just logical thought and inspirations from writings".

I didn't have any inspirations from guitarists; it went more into inspiration from violinists.

But it is clear they drew their inspirations from different jihadist factions.

To this, she added fecund inspirations from Mexican pre-Columbian and folk art and Spanish-colonial and Creole portraiture.

Recent studies of "The Tempest," for instance, have lit upon inspirations from half a century before de Vere's death.

In Central Park, children frolicked in the drifts with sleds and snowboards, tottering inspirations from Chaplin or Keaton.

If you look closely, Roth says, it's easy to see where Van Halen took their inspirations from.