Sentence examples for western inspirations from inspiring English sources

His principal western inspirations were, he says, the orchestral styles of Gil Evans and Duke Ellington - the latter he famously met and worked with when the Ellington band was touring Africa, staying a few days in Addis.

Following Mangold's noir and Spaghetti Western inspirations for the film, Beltrami explained, "I think I do every movie as a western whether it is or not, so there's definitely some of the spaghetti western influence on my music throughout the score, and I guess throughout a lot of my work.

This Indian artist, who died in 2003, made no apology for mixing eastern and western inspiration, gleefully echoing European artists including Rousseau and Miro, as well as having a lot in common with Hockney.

Her forthcoming exhibition, The Return of Linderland, details that world, drawing on the films of Sergio Leone and the myth of the western cowboy for inspiration.

Looking to the Western world for inspiration, Naitō based his design on the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.

Drawing inspirations from western films and post-apocalyptic movies, including the Mad Max series, Extinction manages to reference such predecessors, with plot elements revolving around the shortage of oil, the shortage of supplies, a convoy traveling across a desert, and the desert taking over civilized land.

Wilders is the founder of the Dutch Party for Freedom, whose platform of opposing the "Islamification" of Western democracies was the inspiration for the Australian Liberty Alliance (ALA).

At the same time, as multiculturalism has become fashionable in the West, artists trained in a Western tradition have found inspiration in the "magic realism" of much third world art.

In fact, some experts have concluded that the western rebellion was the inspiration of Liberia's President, Charles Taylor, who has had a hand in all the region's murderous and intertwined wars, organizing and arming rebels in Sierra Leone and Guinea as well as terrorizing his own country for a decade and a half, until his forced departure this past August.

It's no wonder, then, that when the painter Amrita Sher-Gil, the daughter of a Sikh scholar and a Hungarian opera singer, left Europe for India in 1934, she resolved to combine her Western training with the inspiration she found in the traditions of her family's homeland.

Their success has been a recent source of inspiration among Western counterparts, with Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook all launching actionable "buy it" buttons in their platforms during 2015.