Sentence examples for inspired picture from inspiring English sources

"If the movie had the courage to show that women are complex people, it would be a much more inspired picture" (Mitchell).

If the movie had the courage to show that women are complex people, it would be a much more inspired picture.

(Picture book; ages 2 to 5) The apparently irresistible homonyms "night" and "knight" have inspired picture books before ("Good Night, Good Knight" springs to mind), but no reason not to retool them for a slightly younger reader.

It was Hartmann's art that inspired Pictures from an Exhibition - yet what interests Kramer, Requardt and their librettist James Fenton is the personal origins of Mussorgsky's music.

Walking in the woods near his home in Deposit, N.Y., near Binghampton, at the time of his setback, he saw plants growing from a rotting fallen tree, and this image, with some adjustments, inspired the picture.

In picture books, not only did Ed Vere produce a second Max the Brave book (Max at Night) but Emily Arrow, who writes songs inspired by picture books, created a Max the Brave song.

If you click on the item that inspired the picture it takes you back to Pinterest, but if you click on the recommended items you are taken to a way station that will give you the option to pin it, look at other items or go to the e-commerce page for that item on Zappos.

Can a popular YouTube video motif inspire a picture book?

A number of early Chinese books of spiritual interest claim to have been inspired by pictures seen on the walls of local temples.

Like Delacroix, he painted religious murals, did works based on Shakespeare and traveled to North Africa, which inspired Orientalist pictures that include some of his most characterful images.

Inspired by pictures in old Sears, Roebuck catalogs, he said, Mr. Bartlett produced a collection that paid tribute to working men, in a manner that came off amazingly without artifice.