Sentence examples for quite inspired from inspiring English sources

Left me feeling quite inspired.

It was silly, funny, and quite inspired.

I left the conference with more questions and quite inspired.

Heilmann: And quite inspired by Donald Judd, actually, it turns out.

Then someone higher up had the I thought quite inspired idea of calling it instead Summer Things - and as such it will soon appear.

The Deskey cobras, arriving at about the same time as the Jetsons, never quite inspired futuristic awe, and they have long been derided — at least, by those who regularly risk looking up while they walk.

The moment is right for love, but in the annals of the contemporary musical there is nothing quite as inspired and silly as the next scene.

After 1919 the five artists never quite recaptured the inspired vigour of their early years.

In London's Olympic year, Zadie Smith's NW (Hamish Hamilton, £18.99) came closest to a full-spectrum capture of the city's kaleidoscopic energies, although even her dynamic, street-smart, immersive prose couldn't quite sustain its inspired first-half evocation of a mixed-up time and mixed-up people.

Neither of the anchors from the show much resemble Olbermann in either appearance or mannerism — both instead channel similar versions of Dan Patrick (that they never quite match the inspired banter on the real "Sports Center is one of the limitations of the show) — but like Olbermann, they both seem a bit too intelligent to be reading the sports scores.

Very engaging but rarely elating, this show is a skilful confection that doesn't quite produce the inspired sugar-rush of magic that's required.