Sentence examples for overtly inspired from inspiring English sources

2013's Loud City Song is overtly inspired by the 1958 musical Gigi.

Yet he also executed more dramatic history paintings, certain of which are overtly inspired by the work of Raphael.

Against a plain backdrop Galina Solovyeva's costumes stand out: overtly inspired by Russian peasant dress yet chic, too, in bright single colors per dancing couple.

But his Welcome to New York caused a big stir in Cannes this year, not least because it is overtly inspired (although the actual story is fictional, insists the opening disclaimer) by the case of former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who was accused of sexually assaulting a hotel chambermaid in New York in 2011.

John Coltrane's more overtly spiritual music, inspired by Indian classical forms and religious thinking, had also become a popular manifestation of jazz for the hippie generation.

The final scene in the madhouse has some of Stravinsky's most inspired and overtly emotional music.

Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce have explored their Sicilian landscape many times but never so overtly as in this show, inspired by the 13th-century Byzantine and Venetian murals in the Cathedral of Monreale in Sicily.

Roth himself was twenty-nine when he published "Letting Go," a long and overtly Jamesian novel in which a finespun literary drama inspired by the works of the Master is sporadically violated (and enlivened) by scenes out of an overtly Jewish literary vaudeville that point to the works of the Meister still to emerge.

In some other stories the dread that Communism inspired, and the anomie it has left as a residue, are overtly the subject matter.

Originally inspired by the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Ennahda advocates a more overtly Islamic identity and society for the country.

While not all of their songs have overtly religious themes, Wolfe told the Times of Israel that all her lyrics "are inspired by Torah and by Lubavitch's version of Hasidic faith," and a knowing ear will recognize traditional Hasidic melodic structures in the songs.