Sentence examples for inspired by vision from inspiring English sources

It's world-class talent, inspired by vision, and execution.

They are easily inspired by vision but, consequently, can navigate too quickly into the territory of unknown without enough forethought.

The minds of children need room to breathe, to be inspired by vision, and the health-bringing balm of many perspectives.

The nature of prophecy is twofold: either inspired (by visions or revelatory auditions) or acquired (by learning certain techniques).

Kokoschka's last paintings are perhaps best characterized by Herodotus (1960 63), a luminously painted picture of the Greek historian as he is inspired by visions of historical figures that appear above his head; it is Kokoschka's tribute to the importance of memory.

Like reefer-smoking among jazz musicians, artmaking was not the business of solitary artists, inspired by visions, but a social enterprise in which a huge range of people played equally essential roles in order to produce an artifact that a social group decided to dignify as art.

Inspired by visions of a no-government, free market idyll, conservative politicians from Reagan and Thatcher on have promoted restraints on government spending, in the hope that slashing government expenditure will allow the more efficient and dynamic private sector to fill the void.

As a historian, I know better than to predict: politicians can be stupid; and citizens, inspired by visions of freedom, can refuse to bow even when faced with the seeming impossibility of their cause.

Some critics have argued that these weight loss reality television shows may encourage unhealthy practices in the name of rapid weight loss, inspired by visions of winning large sums of prize money.

Wilson outlines an educational philosophy inspired by this vision of the fulfilled person.

"Adam was above all else a man inspired by a vision.