Sentence examples for probable inspiration from inspiring English sources
Born in Peru, the probable inspiration of his unidentified setting, he knows his terrain intimately: the vivid scenes inside the grim Corrections prison were researched first-hand, and linger in the memory.
And with his designer Bob Crowley, he plans to create a visual world that escapes the familiar imagery of Tenniel's book illustrations: the pair are looking at other sources, such as Carroll's photographs of Alice Liddell, his probable inspiration for Alice; they will also use animated projections to convey the story's magical effects.
And for her probable inspiration, we need to look no further than a comment designer Stefano Gabbana left on a photo of the former Disney star.
And for her probable inspiration, we need to look no further than a comment designer Stefano Gabbana left on a photo of the former Disney star. .
Scottish sailor Alexander Selkirk, the probable real-life inspiration for the fictional Robinson Crusoe, spent four years as a castaway on a remote South Pacific island in the early 18th century, scavenging shellfish and hunting goats.
Other probable sources of inspiration for Candide are Télémaque (1699) by François Fénelon and Cosmopolite (1753) by Louis-Charles Fougeret de Monbron.
Altogether now... Next Sunday the Tigers head for Salford, and a probable reunion with their former half-back and inspiration Rangi Chase, providing the chance for a first-hand comparison between him, Sneyd and Finn.
Premature cycling off with NIV-PSVServo-I could be a probable cause for increased EAdi, since this results in unassisted inspiration in the last part of inspiration.
Possible, but not probable.
