Sentence examples for remarkably inspired from inspiring English sources

David wrote with biting wit about the inevitability of death and the futility of positive thinking — the "warning" sticker on "Half Empty" reads: "No inspirational life lessons will be found here" — but he lived a remarkably inspired life.

Japan has always been remarkably inspired by worlds created by technology and as we move into an age where the majority of people grew up with the internet, the rest of the planet is beginning to resonate with that concept.

Chihuly Garden and Glass plays homage to the remarkably inspired work of a man who simply doesn't believe in limitations in glass, in art, in beauty.

This was the first formal debate among the four leading Democratic candidates, the first chance for many television viewers to see a group of veteran politicians who had inspired remarkably little interest among voters.

In fact, one thing I found odd when I was digging through shortcake recipes was that for all their popularity, they seem to have inspired remarkably little experimentation.

More remarkably, Penn's contribution inspired a brief surge of seething patriotism in even those UK citizens who wouldn't normally give a second thought to the far-flung colony.

Click through and discover some of the real-life people, places, things, and concepts that inspired Martin's remarkably detailed fantasy world.

Williams came across it on YouTube while doing research for a commission from the Arts Council's New Writing North programme, for which her brief was remarkably open: write some songs inspired by Plath.

He never realised his ambition of writing the ultimate Jewish cookbook, but in all other respects his was a remarkably fulfilled and successful life that inspired a great degree of love and affection.

He came across Wright's video online and felt inspired to take on a remarkably difficult schedule, attending medical school from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and then playing Zelda from 4 p.m. until midnight.

"For a story that has also inspired hit action movies, it is remarkably static in this telling," Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times.