Sentence examples for somewhat inspired from inspiring English sources

Investors were somewhat inspired by good earnings results reported by two technology companies, Agilent and Medtronic.

It had been hastily recorded during rehearsals, but its spacey, improvisational sound, somewhat inspired by Pink Floyd, won them a deal with the German label Ohr.

Born in Mississippi in 1969, Ms. Stockett, a white woman, has suggested that she was somewhat inspired by Demetrie McLorn, a black woman who worked as a maid for her family, who died when Ms. Stockett was 16 and spoke, to judge from the book's afterword, in dialect.

Reform in Myanmar, to paraphrase Victor Hugo, was in some ways an idea whose time had come: Mr. Thein Sein's government responded to the bottled-up ambitions and desires of small businesses, Buddhist monks and ordinary citizens who suffered under the junta and were somewhat inspired by the Arab Spring of last year.

In the next year or so Mr. Robins plans to put the dome in a permanent outdoor spot, where it would be a neighborhood gateway, "abstractly somewhat inspired by the Louvre" and its glass courtyard pyramid designed by I. M. Pei, Mr. Robins said in a recent phone interview.

"In a way, it was somewhat inspired with what Mint did with finance".

Not bad for a 26-year-old plastic-soled shoe which was, somewhat esoterically, inspired by Paris's Pompidou Centre.

"Hopefully, there's a few people out in the world who can relate to this and can somewhat be inspired.

This somewhat biblically inspired precapitalist system of transfer was not unlike apprenticeship, the economic and social tool that added to the supply of skilled labour.

Is it possible -- maybe you aren't the real Mr. Nietzsche?" And, typical of Mr. Foreman, there is a dominatrix-like figure, this one with rouged nipples, called the Beautiful Woman, played by Juliana Francis and inspired somewhat, Mr. Foreman said, by Andreas-Salome.

Often, Herberg is somewhat more directly inspired by actual elements of nature, especially in cases where the phenomenon itself presents a compelling embodiment of abstract principles.