Sentence examples for inspired mainly from inspiring English sources

Unlike more traditional French children's clothing makers, like the aristocratic Bonpoint or preppy Petit Bateau, Mrs. Perrin and Mrs. Brunot design clothes inspired mainly by adult fashion.

Howl's initial spurts of creativity were inspired mainly by the hip-hop mix CDs her big sisters made for her while growing up in Maidenhead.

BECAUSE buying a camel coat and a shearling jacket this season just wasn't an option, we chose the latter, inspired mainly by the photograph at right.

The theme of the toilet of Venus, the rich colouring and warm flesh tones, are inspired mainly by Titian and other Venetian painters.

Administration officials said the initiative was inspired mainly by Mrs. Clinton, who they said wanted to announce some immediate steps after seeing the immense public concern about the use of powerful pills to treat toddlers with emotional and behavioral disorders.

And whereas most of Messiaen's music is an expression of his passion for Roman Catholic mysticism, "Turangalila" is an essay in earthiness and sensuality, inspired mainly by the story of Tristan and Isolde.

Don Vito ruled and inspired fear mainly by the use of his great qualities and natural ascendancy.

The brain inspired system is mainly composed of two parts: a bio-inspired hierarchical vision architecture (HMAX) and a hippocampal-like circuitry.

Scientific curiosity mainly inspired the various enterprises, although political rivalry also played some part.

It's still on the desktop because I'm planning to write a post about the different US approach to editing on my reading/writing blog, On Learning to Read, mainly inspired by this line in the editorial notes: "I suggest pull this line up to terminate prior graph, to manifest its same function in damming his screed".

After the establishment of the Zoharic corpus, no major changes took place in Jewish esoterism until the middle of the 16th century, when a religious centre of extreme importance for Judaism, mainly inspired by teachers coming from families expelled from Spain, was established in Safed (in Upper Galilee, Palestine; present-day Ẕefat, Israel).