Sentence examples for sense of inspiration from inspiring English sources

It seems people are able to carry with them a sense of comforting reassurance and a sense of inspiration.

And yet as the hugely popular Gears trilogy ends, this final entry offers little sense of inspiration or glee.

The church, he said, "needs help, in the sense of inspiration, enthusiasm, new eyes to see its mission".

We discovered the city was again representing a real sense of inspiration for the rest of the country".

He spent most of his life, up to 1945, painting without any sense of inspiration or direction.

"I leave with a sense of inspiration and responsibility as an artist to always reflect the truth and as a citizen to try and create a world of justice, compassion, equality and peace".

"She brought the audience a sense of fantasy and a sense of aspiration and inspiration".

"I lived that classic life, and I loved it," he said, crediting it with instilling in him a sense of "optimism, inspiration and idealism".

If you've felt a calling in your heart, or uncovered an authentic dream for your life, or felt a mysterious sense of inner inspiration around a project or idea, you recognize this description.

Quaker conversion narratives also influenced the style of The Age of Reason; Davidson and Scheick argue that its "introductory statement of purpose, a fervid sense of inward inspiration, a declared expression of conscience, and an evangelical intention to instruct others" resemble the personal confessions of American Quakers.

The Creators Project interviewed Callaghan to get a better sense of her inspirations and how she collects fodder for her ladies: .