Sentence examples for that he stimulated from inspiring English sources

"Influence is erotic," Smee writes of Bacon's effect on Freud, arguing that he stimulated the ruthless purging of sentimentality that characterizes Freud's mature style.

It's not that different from psychoanalysis!" And he says of L. Ron Hubbard that "he's such an outsized character, with an Orson Welles side, that he stimulates the imagination".

He found that when he stimulated a single neuron, the snail moved its gill.

Moore, showing again that he is stimulated by the demands of the great occasion, played with an imaginative self-confidence that made it unnecessary for anyone to ask who was the England captain.

In suggesting that I become chairman of the SEC, the President expressed the hope that I might be able to bring to the financial services industry the same spirit of economic reform that he had stimulated in the transportation and communications industry.

President John F. Kennedy declared that he would stimulate the economy with a joint Fed-Treasury operation first called Operation Nudge, because it involved nudging interest rates by altering the composition of the Fed's portfolio.

In leaving Paris, Berlioz was not only leaving a flirtatious fiancée and the artistic environment that had stimulated his powers; he was also leaving the opportunity to demonstrate what his genius saw that modern French music should be.

Many people think that the event that stimulated PTSD needs to be the focus.

(The power of words for a writer's fetishes is absolute; Auden says that he was more stimulated by the words for his sexual obsessions than by their objects).

The prongs are placed upon the skin only with sufficient pressure for a patient to determine that he is being stimulated.

"I suspect that William Macmath would be enormously surprised that the songs he was stimulated to collect while working with Professor Child were being sung again in the 21st century," she said.