In addition to accolades Ms. Tunstall's soulful twang over syncopated guitar riffs has evidently inspired feats of athleticism.
On the runway, inspired feats of virtuosity are all too often quickly forgotten by blasé audiences rushing to the next show.
These early examples inspired feats of engineering that in the 18th century reached a notable peak in the flute and tambourine-playing automata of Jean de Vaucanson — originally a student of anatomy — and John-Joseph Merlin's balletic Silver Swan, (which unfortunately could only be included in the exhibition for the first six weeks).
The results proved inspired: Little Feat's countrified, organic pocket imbued Cale's regal melodies and fantastical imagery with unexpected beauty.
I expect that many in the fleet, reading those signal flags, were not only inspired to feats of common decency, if not bravery, but were also mindful of another naval episode some 50 years earlier: the execution by firing squad of Admiral Byng for "failing to do his utmost" at the battle of Mallorca.
Inspired by this feat, a club was formed in France in 1981 that took his name.
This feat inspired the cricket team from the Polytechnic Institute of New York University — graduate students, mostly from India — who have banded together to play their sport here in the New World.
A victory in the footsteps of the messenger whose epic feat inspired the event would give Radcliffe's bobbing head a permanent place in the iconography of sport.
If you're too young to recall and appreciate this momentous event, this does underscore an astonishing, quickly-executed feat inspired by President Kennedy, as well as informing one as to how much we really did not know as we crossed our fingers and headed to the Moon. .
The storm and its aftermath have inspired some impressive feats of storytelling, both terrible and inspiring.
Their feats inspired local young men — and a few women — to begin their own boxing careers.
