Sentence examples for inspired by a question from inspiring English sources

Certainly, no single building has loomed larger over British popular culture these past 50 years than the west London edifice said to have been inspired by a question mark doodled by an architect on the back of an envelope, and which now approaches an emphatic full stop.

And in case you were wondering about that Jedi reference... in 2001, in a country not so far away, a grassroots campaign apparently inspired by a question about religion being included for the first time in the main census resulted in 0.7% of respondents putting their religion down as Jedi: 0.7%, a bigger proportion than those who cited Buddhism, Judaism and Sikhism.

Designed by architect Graham Dawbarn – who was inspired by a question mark he drew on the back of an envelope – Television Centre was the site of a bomb attack by the Real IRA in 2001 and was where the Blue Peter Garden was vandalised in 1983.

This story was inspired by a question sent in by a reader of the BBC News website.

The song is lyrically a worship song, inspired by a question used by lead singer Bart Millard's pastor.

"This was inspired by a question that I asked my son yesterday," Sutton told HuffPost in a direct message.

New scientific experiments can be inspired by a simple question, and in the case of John Mercer, that question was, "So, John, do toning shoes work?" Dr. Mercer, a professor of biomechanics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, was talking with a friend who runs an athletic shoe store.

It was inspired by a simple question: What if there are well-researched areas of math that could simplify, or at least systematize, the fraught process of redistricting?

Paisley says that it was inspired by an honest question: "If you're going to write a song about America and what makes it great, what is it that makes it great?" The answer he found would make for an effectual liquor advertisement: "It's like we're all livin' in a big old cup/ Just fire up the blender, mix it all up".

Biden's surprise TV remarks were inspired by an emotional question-and-answer exchange that Biden had at an event in Los Angeles, at the home of a gay couple with two children, several days before the interview.

The memorial was inspired by a veteran's question to Representative Marcy Kaptur, Democrat of Ohio, at a February 1987 fish fry near Toledo.