Sentence examples for inspired notion from inspiring English sources

To give credit, it was there that the coach Carlo Ancelotti had an inspired notion about Pirlo's real purpose.

When she asked Bernard Shaw to let Vogue photograph his house, an inspired notion, he replied: "My wife's years and my own exceed 170.

THE inspired notion of hooking up Abby Lockhart, the full-time nurse, on-again-off-again med student, with Luka Kovac, the Croatian physician, on "E.R".

Elevator Repair Service's epic-length adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby," which is back at the Public Theater for a limited run, is centered on the inspired notion of making you, dear reader, the main character.

To that end, many scientists have turned to the biologically inspired notion of self-assembly, using molecules like DNA and proteins that can automatically link together in the correct configuration.

The idea was advanced as a budget-cutting measure — a way to shave millions from the cash-strapped state's expense sheet — and it called forth the sort of instant, intense hostility that often signals that an inspired notion, truly innovative, truly new, has, by some miracle, entered politics.

"The feminine figure inspires notions of creativity, productivity and fruitfulness," said Mr. Knowles, 56, who has been sculpturing since he was a teenager.

"I think people out there across the country elected this president because he inspired the notion that we can change," he said.

Dr. Milgram's experiment inspired a notion that the billions of people in the world, widely separated by geography and culture, actually form a close-knit network of social acquaintances, that you are a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of anyone anywhere.

This inspired the notion of using Twitter users as distributed sensors, which has been successfully employed in both the natural and social sciences.

This paper introduced the photon concept (although the name photon was introduced later by Gilbert N. Lewis in 1926) and inspired the notion of wave particle duality in quantum mechanics.