Sentence examples for unusually inspired from inspiring English sources

"I'M unusually inspired by buildings," Anita Shreve said, sitting in the kitchen of her newly renovated home in this western Massachusetts town.

Mr. Swensen's unusually strong record inspired copycats.

His loving nature, generosity, and unusually keen mind inspired friends and family and insure that he will not be forgotten by those whose lives he touched.

The presence of a black candidate has always inspired unusually large turnouts -- and not just among black voters -- from Mr. Dinkins's bid in New York to Harold Washington's in Chicago.

What inspired the unusually violent nature of the crime?

And it has inspired some unusually harsh language from the Catholic side.

Though Richardson went on to write two more novels including the masterly "Clarissa"—he has long inspired an unusually intense mix of appreciation and irritation.

But a drawing of the unusually phallic "Von Bayros Snail Cups" is inspired less by nature than by the work of Franz von Bayros (1866-1924), Austrianiartistispecializinging in erotic imagery who was similarly inspired by these shelled creatures.

Trump's puzzling engagement with the Khans not only inspired an unusually pointed rebuke from Clinton on Sunday, it also sparked broad condemnation from many Republicans.

Some waited until 1990. 5. Long after the end of her term, Baroness Thatcher still inspires unusually strong feelings.

Should multiple residences and unusually high ceilings inspire your class hatred, you should know that his dad was a printing salesman and Mr. Lufkin went through Hotchkiss, and then Yale, on a scholarship.