Sentence examples for whose inspiration from inspiring English sources

And whose inspiration was that?

Eliot was a deeply, richly divided writer, whose inspiration was both traditional and experimental.

After its release, he got an admiring letter from the very writer whose inspiration lay behind the work.

And yet, it's no accident that there's been a surge in self-help books whose inspiration isn't a shrink, celebrity or C.E.O.

Corser, whose inspiration for McLeod was part Eddie McGuire, part Karl Stefanovic, part Ray Martin, says viewers shouldn't be put off by the political setting.

This is ridiculous, I told myself; a person whose inspiration to donate is forged in church is surely above partisanship in such matters.

The piece featured Ms. Kueen — whose inspirations include Björk — vocalizing over a rambunctious, rocklike score.

Julie Speed is a quirky neo-Surrealist whose inspirations range from old master and Mughal painting to that 20th-century master of arcana, John Graham.

Pros: No pizza-focused restaurant sweats the ingredients more than Franny's, whose inspirations include using "provolone piccante" in place of mozzarella.

"People think the destination of our train is Brussels, Paris or Luxembourg," said Baykam, a 50-year-old painter with hair that rivals Beethoven's, woven with shocks of gray, whose inspirations span Ottoman calligraphy and pop icons like James Dean.

Despite his many followers, nobody plays a trumpet quite like the plaintively expressive Norwegian Arve Henriksen, the man whose inspirations are flautists as much as they are ambient brass stars such as Nils Petter Molvaer.