Sentence examples for striking inspiration from inspiring English sources
One will always wonder why Albeniz chose to make such flamboyantly public music so inaccessible in the end, or what obsessions drove him to heap on such striking inspiration a load it could not bear.
The first half of the program offered by the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra, a trim, distinguished German period-instrument ensemble, featured works more of peppy utility than of striking originality and inspiration.
He tries to get her to hook up with a rando dude at the bar but she's not into it; he pays for her drinks and car fare home and gets behind the wheel of the Jag... inspiration striking..
When the Australian architectural firm Elenberg Fraser cited Beyoncé's curvaceous figure as the inspiration for the striking silhouette of the Premier Tower in Melbourne, it snagged international attention.
Now South Australia bowler Daniel Worrall, clearly taking inspiration from the striking artwork usually found in the back of schoolboys' exercise books, has set the bar at a new low.
It was a striking mix of big-stage inspiration and closed-door compromise: with the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Mr. Obama was laboring to nudge two stubborn adversaries; with a younger generation, he was going over the two men's heads, seeking to stir popular enthusiasm for his vision of peace.
In recent interviews, Groom and Christiansen answered questions about how they construct the show's striking apartments, where they find inspiration and how the show's characters influence their designs.
With that in mind, we've turned to TomDispatch regular Frida Berrigan (and her children) in "Growing My Way Out of Dystopia" for both inspiration and a striking meditation on the dystopian world of Donald Trump and how to face it.
In our ongoing series Under the Covers, we talk to the designers behind some of the most striking book covers about their inspirations and the stories behind their creations.
Two striking photographs serve as bookends and inspiration for Arthur Japin's fascinatingly ambitious first novel.
