Sentence examples for works spurred from inspiring English sources
Congress has twice considered legislation to address orphan works, spurred on by a 2006 report by the United States Copyright Office that recommended free use of orphan works if there had been a diligent search for the owner.
His work spurred great innovations in the field.
But though Einstein and Picasso transcended Poincaré, his work spurred them towards the proper path by making them think beyond their disciplines.
"But I came to recognize that the format of the prize — the early announcement of the short list and the public display of four artists' work — spurs people to reflect about art".
He performed on the PBS series "The Blues" in 2003, and a 2005 BBC Radio interview, "Whatever Happened to Davey Graham?," revived interest in his work, spurring reissues of his early albums.
Was it the old, "That'll never work" spurring you on?
Having the works back spurred the Tate to rehang the eight rooms of the Clore gallery, the home of Turner's work in the UK.
It has been suggested that the production of such works was spurred by the necessity of providing "ammunition" for the public disputations with Christian ecclesiastics that the church forced upon Jewish scholars during this period.
The work was spurred by his father, who suffered from a neurological disorder and who died in 1994.
The extreme distances to work are spurred by housing prices that fan out like aftershocks from the epicenter -- Silicon Valley and San Francisco.
