Sentence examples for specific inspiration from inspiring English sources

Alberich: Alan, was there any specific inspiration for the Mara in The Weirdstone of Brisingamen?

Have you used this book as specific inspiration for a cover?

SPECIFIC INSPIRATION "I was curious about what happens to the wives and children of notorious people," Ms. Peet said.

She also admitted a specific inspiration: a "blondish woman in a fur coat", who wafted into Macy's in New York to buy her daughter a doll.

The new album draws specific inspiration from Mr. Picker's mother, an artist afflicted by mental illness, who took her own life shortly after attending his wedding in 2009.

And finally, citing Jobs as a specific inspiration, he told his screaming audience that "everything around us that we call life was made up people who were no smarter than you… so build a life, don't live one.

They have also combed over his paintings and tried to identify specific inspirations.

Is there some sort of borough-specific inspiration feeding the work of this fresh crop of writers?

The film's more obvious cinematic touchstones include 1970's masterworks like "Two-Lane Blacktop," but given Ms. Sevigny's chief contribution, it may be that "Deep Throat" was another era-specific inspiration.

The Billie Holiday song, in particular, jars: it has too specific an inspiration to justify its appropriation.

These days, we're too civilised to buy the idea of innate evil without specific diabolic inspiration, as provided, say, in The Omen.