Sentence examples for typically inspired from inspiring English sources

What typically inspired violent crimes in the 1990s?

Her casting of Clarke Peters as the first black Sky Masterson was a typically inspired move.

On the contrary, the participating orchestras are usually fired up, and performances are typically inspired.

It was a typically inspired moment and one which lifted a deflated Australia back into the quarter-final contest against Sweden, albeit only momentarily.

If this all seems far removed from the world of thought and emotion typically inspired by a good performance of Tristan und Isolde – well, yes.

His works were typically inspired by the densely tangled brushwork of Wang Meng of the Yuan (exemplified by his painting Bao'en Temple, Sumitomo Collection, Ōiso, Japan).

And the resulting legislative failures typically inspire more emotion.

In New England, a proposed conservation measure typically inspires a decade of battling that leads, at best, to an ineffectual compromise.

As an identical twin and a writer, I was pleased that Rebecca Mead ("Couplet," April 6th) offered a nuanced investigation of how the twinship of Matthew and Michael Dickman informs their poetry, instead of succumbing to the cloying fascination that twins more typically inspire.

Elizabeth Cornell New York City As an identical twin and a writer, I was pleased that Rebecca Mead ("Couplet," April 6th) offered a nuanced investigation of how the twinship of Matthew and Michael Dickman informs their poetry, instead of succumbing to the cloying fascination that twins more typically inspire.

The weak eschatology (doctrine of the last things) in Rabbinic Jewish theology might account for the lack of an enduring monastic quest, which typically is inspired by individual salvational expectations.