Sentence examples for is rather inspired from inspiring English sources

"American Beauty" isn't grounded in a particular sense of place, but is, rather, inspired by a set of mythologies or an iconography that, I think, we all carry with us.

Conviction is rather inspired in the logical definition of implication and attempts to calculate the degree of implication of any rule.

The last two fragilisers are not strictly derived from Taleb, but are rather inspired by Jared Diamond's fascinating book "Collapse" (Diamond 2005) on "how societies choose to fail or succeed".

As a counterpoint to the drab mainstream show, I was rather inspired by the 21 Pledges for Progress that the Institute of Ideas put forward that offered a range of commitments to discuss and organize around.

Maybe you enjoy seeing the beauty of wispy cirrus clouds, or maybe you are rather inspired by the puffy, fair-weather cumulus clouds.

The material, drawn from a novel by Marie Belloc Lowndes (sister of Hilaire), is rather obviously inspired by the Jack the Ripper murders; they were still within living memory.

However, the argument utilized in the case is rather important as it inspired our proof for the case in [7] and therefore laid the foundation of the general result for an arbitrary field.

Every sign is that the incident was IS inspired, rather than IS directed.

But Tunisian authorities said the two slain gunmen had no clear links to extremists, and analysts said existing militant cells are merely being inspired by the group, rather than establishing its presence across North Africa.

"It didn't inspire the '63, but was rather based upon it".

"Before he was rather grim but he came back from Minsk inspired, and now smiles more".