Sentence examples for under inspiration from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Rūmī is reputed to have written mostly under inspiration, and, despite his remarkable poetical technique, the sincerity of his love and longing is never overshadowed, nor is his personality veiled.

Under inspiration from the fullerene-C60 structures, we proposed a B30N30-fullerene like structure, and studied its thermodynamical and vibrational stability with first principles calculations.

As a general rule, anything spoken or written by a prophet, while under inspiration, is considered to be the word of God.

I work under inspiration, and with a forward-thinking about the future, I firmly believe that the actions we are taking today will shape our future tomorrow.

Of course, I had the rebuttal ready: These men had all been operating under divine inspiration.

In India the company suffered a serious setback when it resolved, under the inspiration of Sir Josiah Child, to resort to armed trade and to attack the Mughals.

Coincident with the development of the phlyakes stages, and under the inspiration of Hellenistic colonists, the Romans began to build stone theatre buildings.

Mr. Abreu made introductory remarks and said the Sistema musicians "have been working day and night under the inspiration of Gustavo Dudamel".

The Shrivijaya origin is made more likely by stylistic reminiscences of the sculpture of contemporary Indonesia, which was also under Sumatran inspiration.

The god's medium was the Pythia, a local woman over 50 years old, who, under his inspiration, delivered oracles in the main temple of Apollo.

Under the inspiration of The Spectator papers of England's Joseph Addison and Richard Steele, Breitinger founded and wrote essays for the weekly Discourse der Mahlern (1721 23).