Sentence examples for uniquely inspired from inspiring English sources

So, of course, are his films — but Hitchcock's films, unlike the interviews, have the uniquely inspired madness of his taste, touch, tone, his inimitable visual inflection.

Rather, she ambitiously weaves her personal and scholarly views throughout.She presents certain basic facts: Muslims revere Jesus as a uniquely inspired prophet who was born of the Virgin Mary, ascended to heaven and will come again.

Take, for example, the difference between believing that Jesus Christ was 1) God incarnate, 2) a person who wrongly claimed to be the Messiah, or to whom a claim to be the Messiah was falsely ascribed, or 3) a uniquely inspired prophet who will return at the end of time.

But Barrett, who died of cancer last Friday at the age of 60, will go down in history as one of the most uniquely inspired creative talents to have sprung up from the pop revolution that gripped Britain in the late 20th century.

It had a leader in Barack Obama who could uniquely inspire a national transformation.

The second source of dissonance is resentment of his public testimonies to faith and the thought that he believes he is uniquely divinely inspired.

"Stranger Things is a uniquely atmospheric series that inspired us to create a fun way to immerse viewers in the rich world, allow them to experience the thrills and mystery of the story and excite them to watch the series".

"I don't think space is uniquely able to inspire people," Professor Ian Crawford of Birkbeck University tells me.

As a career astronaut for the European Space Agency, Peake is uniquely placed to inspire British children for many years to come.

She is uniquely able to inspire her team and execute her vision while maintaining mass appeal.

How am I meant to serve in this life?" If this is a mystery for you, some questions you can answer that can begin to offer clues for how you are meant to uniquely serve are: What most inspired you when you were young?