Sentence examples similar to professed inspiration from inspiring English sources
Stone's work dismantled the theory professed by Raymond, and was an inspiration to the transgender generation of the time.
Theravada Buddhism, while it professes no doctrine of inspiration, has drawn up a strict canon (standard or authoritative scriptures)—the Pali-language Tipitaka in order to keep alive what is believed to be the most original and reliable traditions concerning the Buddha (see also Pali literature).
The 48-year-old was the apparent inspiration for Cameron's Hug a Hoodie speech, and Boris Johnson, Iain Duncan Smith and Gordon Brown have all professed themselves fans.
They professed encouragement on Wednesday.
The parties professed mutual admiration.
Legend has it that the real inspiration for the urban castle was a beautiful Franciscan nun, who asked the duke to build her the grandest house in the city as a sign of the love he secretly professed for her.
Mr. Paterson professed no hard feelings.
Clemens predictably professed innocence.
Kozinski professed astonishment.
Wyden professed himself unimpressed.
