Sentence examples for topic inspired from inspiring English sources

This week's topic inspired accusations of racism and collaboration.

I joined Bemis lab and started working on benthic locomotion in fishes – a research topic inspired partly by our unusual lab pet, John Kamongo (a very charismatic lungfish!).

To enter, you need to write up to four lines of poetry in English or Welsh, based around the theme "hands", a topic inspired by Dyan Thomas's poem The Hand That Signed the Paper.

To illustrate how the New Humanities approach to scholarship might work, Dr. Heywood cited her own recent investigations into the complex symbolism of the wolf, a topic inspired by a pet of hers that was seven-eighths wolf.

Bruce Primeau, whose note to his financial planning clients at Wide Financial Group in Minneapolis on this topic inspired me to re-examine it, adds that this isn't simply about keeping more assets under his watch so he can earn a better living.

She would like to thank senior Kyle Francis, whose historical project on Native Americans at Trinity informed this article, and junior Amber Hall and the members of the Native American Student Association, whose interest in the topic inspired additional research.

When interviewed by Amy Lawrence for the Observer in 2000, Di Canio maintained his suspicion of referees: No topic inspires him quite like the old chestnut of referees.

On hunting forums, the topic inspires entire threads.

As you would expect, such a topic inspires controversy--and emotion.

"At SCIENCE we question everything and no topic inspires more questions than the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence so we are proud to join the search".

"Bruce's work is very raw, it's current, and it's made with everyday objects put together in a way that expresses his thoughts and emotions about whatever topic inspires him....I chose to make a selection of images to all be printed in black and white.