Sentence examples for wholly inspired from inspiring English sources

It's also not the first time Lynch has worked within the fashion industry – last year, the director designed sets for Kenzo's autumn/winter 2014 presentation to showcase the label's collection, wholly inspired by the popped colours and spooky monochrome motifs of the director's work.

Despite the nightmare of the last year, Elisabeth said the family remained close, and she was still "wholly inspired" by her father.

But the nature of these programs often leads artists into stasis, placing them in fixed locations on the premise that they will be wholly inspired by a retreat from their usual surroundings to make a body of work.

As the name suggests, deviantART isn't a stuffy art community; the site showcases a pretty broad range of digital art, traditional art, photography, and more, sometimes wholly original, sometimes inspired by existing media properties.

She is not alone in believing her son's case to be a benchmark in the campaign: the writer Jimmy McGovern has said he is "wholly innocent" and has been inspired by his case to write a BBC drama about joint enterprise.

Over and over again the leaders ask Cecil a pointed civil rights-related question and seem inspired by his humble, wholly uninteresting presence.

They suggest that he might have developed much more quickly as an independent composer, and offer as proof the fact that Tchaikovsky did not write his first wholly distinct work until Balakirev goaded and inspired him to write Romeo.

Channing Daughters's red, wholly merlot and made from 2004 grapes, was inspired by Madeira.

There is the partner who is inspired by alcohol to do a wholly original Charleston, a dance that necessarily becomes a solo, as you can't possibly join in, and can only hope for sufficient dexterity to prevent permanent injury to your feet.

Although she sang in church back home in Leeds, it was not gospel music but the provocative, wholly unholy sounds of L7 and Led Zeppelin that inspired her.

Except he's not wholly a fictional creation his life and modus operandi was inspired by Donnie Andrews, a former stick-up artist, convicted murderer, and all-round Baltimore bad-ass.