Sentence examples for principally inspired from inspiring English sources

In about 480 Gennadius, a priest from Marseille, wrote the Statuta ecclesiae antiqua ("Ancient Statutes of the Church"), principally inspired by the Constitutiones Apostolicae.

Like Fassbinder's Fear Eats the Soul, Far From Heaven is principally inspired by All That Heaven Allows, the 1955 Sirk film in which the well-off, recently widowed Jane Wyman, forms a close friendship with her gardener, Rock Hudson, and becomes an embarrassment to her children and the subject of malevolent gossip in her New England town.

The Lone Ranger (principally inspired by Zorro, the masked avenger of early 19th-century Spanish colonial California, but with some borrowings from a real-life Texas ranger) began life as a kids' radio programme in the 1930s, which spawned a cheap movie serial.

"Their action will be principally inspired because they are the 'wrong beavers' in their reckoning.

The second ending was principally inspired by this and his dislike for Sister Princess.

The approach used in Guantanamo was principally inspired by a strategy implemented in Santiago, which, in a quasi-experimental set-up, had equal effectiveness as an intensified routine programme.

Inspired principally by the writings of Philippe-Joseph-Benjamin Buchez, a disciple of Saint-Simon, and by the emergence of cooperative societies in France, Ludlow who had been reared and educated in France enlisted other churchmen in an effort to promote the application of Christian principles in industrial organization.

Listen to as much Satriani and those that inspired him, principally Jimi Hendrix, as possible.

The superb film that inspired this musical accomplished this through principally cinematic means.

Mr. Baraldo, a former classics scholar, is the chef, and with his staff, prepares inspired, original takes on traditional Tuscan and Roman country cuisine, made principally with local ingredients.

Created by an Anglophile American, Lawrence Johnston, it consists principally of a series of shrub-walled "rooms" lavishly furnished with perennials, a plan that inspired Vita Sackville-West to make her even more noted garden at Sissinghurst, Kent.