Sentence examples for inspired by the notion of from inspiring English sources
In February, different directors, working throughout Scotland, will create new work inspired by the notion of 'home'home
The Japanese garden, for example, is inspired by the notion of humans as a part of nature, the Renaissance garden by the idea that humans are nature's masters.
The theme of her expressive trilogy, inspired by the notion of shakti, which means "woman" or "strength," was more ambitious though, at times, not as enthralling.
Chris, spotting a girlie calendar at her auto mechanic's garage, is inspired by the notion of posing nude for a calendar to raise money for charity.
Inspired by the notion of α-admissible defined by Popescu [16], we state the following definitions.
The method is inspired by the notion of entropy from information theory.
Inspired by the notions of ψ S -contractive mappings of [20], we first introduce the concepts of generalized ( ψ, f ) λ -expansive mappings and generalized ( ϕ, g, h ) λ -weakly expansive mappings.
The fashionably hot-pink book -- like their others a slim 96 pages -- started out as a joke, inspired by the notion that the stereotype of the wild and crazy Abstract Expressionist guy just didn't fit women.
"People feel inspired by the very notion of building an enduring, great company," the authors, James C. Collins and Jerry I. Porras of Stanford University, wrote in a later edition.
The exhibition also included prototypes of three books in a series titled New Lovers and Tetra Gummi Phone a fluttering nylon sculpture inspired by the Greek notion of pneuma ("breath" or "spirit") and conceived as a three-dimensional moving image.
An anti-Semite inspired by the supremacist notion of the German Volk, which prized racial purity, he and his wife, Elisabeth, set off from the Fatherland to establish an Aryan paradise in the jungles of Paraguay.
