Sentence examples for primarily inspired from inspiring English sources

Though primarily inspired by American rhythm and blues, the Who took a bold step toward defining a uniquely British rock vernacular in the 1960s.

Named the Hippocrene — the mythological source of poetic inspiration — it is the work of Brian West, a web developer at Columbia College Chicago and cocktail enthusiast, and is primarily inspired by John Keats's "Ode to a Nightingale".

Beyond angry words like those, primarily inspired by a spate of crimes committed over the years by American soldiers in Okinawa, many here feel that the Ehime Maru sinking will make it far more difficult for Tokyo and Washington to pursue the enhanced security collaboration envisioned by some Bush advisers.

He said the Black Bamboo collection — which includes a pair of drop earrings seven centimeters, or almost three inches, long — was primarily inspired by the Chinese settings of "Skyfall," while the Queen Cobra and Heat Seeker collections allude to the dangerous women he meets in the film.

And other differences originate in the interest of philosophical logicians in some topics (metaphysical topics, for instance) that are primarily inspired by purely philosophical considerations.

Their writings were not primarily inspired by philosophical or theological theories, but they were also not works of primary historical scholarship.

The project will primarily inspire each person to think on a single life goal and what can be done to make that dream a reality.

He always remembered Relph's vast and ingenious wooden set, weighing several tons, and regarded Relph as primarily an inspired designer.

But this is a book meant primarily to inspire.

Mr. dos Santos, who also spoke by telephone from Brazil, said that with these projects, he hopes primarily to inspire "a little bit more compassion for the other".

Ms. Denton, who is descended from Mormon settlers, said the killings were inspired primarily by greed.