Sentence examples for whose inspirations from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr Sarkozy, whose inspirations are Charles de Gaulle and Pope John Paul II, has said France needs "a new Renaissance" and has promised to restore pride in "what it means to be French".

Having laid down his new principles of music drama Wagner had to grapple with a big challenge: how, the scholars write, "as an inheritor of the classical symphonic tradition reaching its apogee in Beethoven, but as one whose inspirations were fundamentally literary and dramatic, he was to find a vehicle appropriate for those inspirations".

"I have always loved the whole Klimt world, the overt embellishment, geometric and organic as well, with heads and bodies appearing out of flat surfaces," said Ms. Burton, whose inspirations on her London studio "mood board" include the noble "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer" and the erotic body flow of "The Kiss".

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.

In 2007 the Museum, in his honor, instituted the Louis Auchincloss Prize, given annually to distinguished artists whose inspiration springs from and enriches the five boroughs of New York City.

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.