Sentence examples for lost inspiration from inspiring English sources

So far, so straightforward, but suddenly La Havas lost inspiration and days, and then weeks, were lost to drinking tea and smoking.

But one music enthusiast had lost inspiration and was growing increasingly frustrated with his MIDI keyboard.

Trying to find my lost inspiration and under my mentor's tutelage, I took classes and studied research ethics and health/science policy; slowly but surely, things started falling into place.

Yet Wordsworth structured the poems so that they are not about any one person who has died; instead they were written about a figure representing the poet's lost inspiration.

If you feel that you lost inspiration and motivation halfway through your work, STOP.

If you don't spend ages stuck on one section, you won't lose inspiration.

Check out this Dean Chalkley graphic and never be lost for inspiration again.

The ghosts who remained behind lost their inspiration, but the buoyant originality of the basic concept kept "Plastic Man" afloat through 1956.

He intends to leave the store to his devoted clerk and right-hand woman, Molly Mahoney Natalie Portmann), a once-promising classical pianist and composer who lost her inspiration.

Chester claims that he cannot start preaching because "there's a big black hole in the floor in front of me," and also because he has lost his inspiration.

Writing to a friend of Fallada – real name Rudolf Ditzen – who had submitted a specimen translation, a Putnam publishing director wrote: "I have the distinct impression that our poor author, after all his tribulations, had lost his inspiration.