Sentence examples for inspired literature from inspiring English sources
He writes about the old pathways of Britain and how they've inspired literature.
We sipped some more, then pondered whether we had actually laid eyes on the city that inspired literature's greatest epic.
Copies include a larger version by Bruegel's son Pieter Brueghel the Younger, and the work has inspired literature such as poetry by Charles Baudelaire and William Carlos Williams, and a novel by Gert Hofmann.
War can inspire literature.
The eccentric list of winds and rain had inspired poetry, literature, works of art and tea towels.
WESTMINSTER CHOIR COLLEGE OF RIDER UNIVERSITY The Westminster Conservatory presents "The Cross Currents: Music Inspired by Literature, Art and Song".
If no city has generated more quotations than New York, probably no borough has inspired more literature than Brooklyn.
Like the Symbolist artists Odilon Redon, Max Klinger and Félicien Rops, Kubin was inspired by literature: he read (and illustrated) Gogol, Dostoyevsky and Poe.
But, inspired by literature, "the domain of unemployed men and loose women," she takes charge of her destiny and rushes into a doomed union with an icy aristocrat.
While the BHA would not offer public comment on the motion, it appears that its staff believe the motion was inspired by literature from Animal Aid.
The movement towards emancipation of the American slaves had existed for a long time before Lincoln's presidency and the Civil War — it had inspired a literature and had taken hold in half of the American states.
