(CH) Long seen as the epitome of the cool, balanced and graceful in Greek art, this sculpture was hugely influential in the Renaissance, inspiring, for instance, Dürer's Adam in his famous engraving of the Fall of Man.
The story has some less than inspiring aspects – for instance, the occasional pin-striped tendency that feared the SPSL would be seen as a "Jewish" or "left-wing" organisation: wishing to remain "non-political", it could fret and prevaricate when the call was pressing.
Respondents in the United States and England, for instance, listed "inspiring others" as a most important leadership quality, and then rated women as less adept at this than men.
They wanted it to be fun and inspiring to log on to, for instance by the use of bright colors and photos from nice surroundings.
When Snoop makes a record with Katy Perry for instance, it's an uplifting or inspiring one.
Certainly there are moments when Rattigan's dramaturgy feels slightly fusty: a sentiment-scented passage in which Arthur receives a letter inspiring him, impulsively and temporarily, to withdraw his suit, for instance.
For instance, design approaches combining positive and negative emotions lead to inspiring concepts that generate engaging user experiences.
For instance, Easy Fun emotions maintain player attention without challenge through novelty and inspiring fantasy.
Rakim, for instance, has been every rapper's favourite rapper for the last 25 years, responsible for inspiring lyricists to move beyond pre-school wordplay in favour of more complex rhyme schemes and metaphors.
Pop for politics is nothing new – Bill Clinton used Fleetwood Mac's Don't Stop, and Barack Obama used will.i.am's Yes We Can, for instance – and candidates consider music a key element for establishing their personality and inspiring followers.
