Sentence examples for significant muse from inspiring English sources
The burglar was George Dyer, an East End petty criminal, and it was in 1963 that he descended from a skylight into a South Kensington mews house, dramatically changing his life and becoming Bacon's most significant muse.
There is no band on earth that thinks they're more important and culturally significant than Muse, the poor man's version of the poor man's Radiohead (Coldplay).
But to credit him solely with the troupe's thrilling transformation would be to overlook Ms. Eyal's significant contributions as muse, singular interpreter of his work and feral company choreographer in her own right.
The gifted young pianist Kirill Gerstein described Lupu's uniqueness well in a recent interview: When asked what it is that makes Lupu such a significant pianist, Gerstein mused that "(Lupu) transcends any technical or musical issues and creates a certain magic that he conjures up in the air in the concert hall.
"What if this was really true and chemicals are having a significant effect on obesity?" muses Heindel.
"Carla Bruni pregnant?" Knight mused.
Not infrequently, I got sufficiently inebriated to find myself loudly singing a sevdalinka, sending significant glances toward the three muses, and emulating conducting moves for their amusement, while a brain-freezing vision of laying all three of them at once twinkled on my horizon.
She was a family member, and a hugely significant figure in my own life, but also a creative muse.
Project MUSE, muse.jhu.edu/article/693632.jhu.edu/article/693632
