Sentences using the word inspiration. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use inspiration in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for inspiration.
- What an inspiration! (9)
- It is an inspiration! (10)
- As if by inspiration. (10)
- Cecilia had an inspiration. (8)
- An inspiration seized on Swithin. (8)
- Shelton had a gleam of inspiration. (8)
- They got the idee by inspiration somehow. (9)
- This was the marvel, this the inspiration. (10)
- He looked up at the sky, as if for inspiration. (8)
- And it would be the greatest inspiration to you. (9)
- Some sacred inspiration perhaps had come to him. (8)
- But gazing at the skylight, inspiration came to him. (8)
- Then, by a sort of inspiration, she thought of Gregory. (8)
- She looked at him with dewy eyes of trust, of inspiration. (9)
- Rollinat and Verlaine have also furnished inspiration to him. (3)
- The very next day however produced some proof of inspiration. (4)
- This is a work of dignity and power, but at times lacking in inspiration. (3)
- The K. was an inspiration upon which, doubtless, he greatly prided himself. (1)
- Still they kept this inspiration in reserve for use at the first opportunity. (9)
- She casts up her eyes for inspiration while she leans forward over the register. (9)
- March perceived that Fulkerson was about to vent another inspiration, and smiled patiently. (9)
- But the white serge was an inspiration which few men would have had the courage to act upon. (9)
- But his feet have lost their inspiration, his hold is unsteady and his muscles do not respond. (21)
- Yet, somehow, to-night he felt no spring, no inspiration, in his handling of county constabulary. (8)
- It was sufficient that the ladies should lend the inspiration of their bonnets to this fine match. (10)
- Schopenhauer, the philosopher from whom Richard Wagner drew inspiration, holds this view very strongly. (3)
- Astonished at this flash of cynical inspiration, and ashamed of such plain speaking, she checked herself. (8)
- His inspiration never flags, and his treatment of the thematic material is always interesting and skilful. (3)
- Such was the force of the inspiration of Bootlbac the drum-beater, caused by the burning of the Identical. (10)
- It had come to her as an inspiration that if he thought she knew, or were on the edge of knowledge, he would tell her. (8)
- Vittoria gave the inspiration of a dying voice: the conquest of death by an eternal truth seemed to radiate from her. (10)
- These have furnished inspiration for a large number of modern composers, of whom the most important is =Jean Sibelius=. (3)
- She likes to see her rooms filled with pretty dresses, but she has no social instincts and no social inspiration whatever. (9)
- She did at least draw her inspiration from herself, and there was much to be feared in her work, if a sale was the object. (10)
- With it, instead of receiving his inspiration from without, as had been the case with the preceding operas, it came from within. (3)
- She could not believe he did so by inspiration, but she had since let him take the brunt of all such issues and the responsibility. (9)
- And we may well believe that the sight of those benignant features will be an inspiration to the youth to strive even as he strove. (13)
- This hour, before he rose, was his creative moment, when he could best see the form of music and feel inspiration for its rendering. (8)
- Fiction implores you to heave a bigger breast and take her in with this heavenly preservative helpmate, her inspiration and her essence. (10)
- These are so substantially built, and often so artistic in conception, that they have become common models from which to draw inspiration. (17)
- While none of them showed any remarkable inspiration, their work was learned and thorough, and prepared the way for men of more originality. (3)
- Where it would not fit into the snow-fight, they could trust to inspiration; every real battle was the effect of inspiration. (9)
- It was well for Ammiani that he did perceive (dimly though it was perceived) the force of idealistic inspiration by which Vittoria was supported. (10)
- He was rated as an energetic fellow, a little indefinite in aim, with the smallest amount of inspiration that can save a man from being commonplace. (9)
- Breckon had an inspiration, an inspiration from the truth that dwelt at the bottom of his soul and had never yet failed to save him. (9)
- So musing he resumed his teeth; and, going to his bookcase, sought fortitude and inspiration in the records of a Parliamentary debate on enemy aliens. (8)
- Was it because the bent of Miss Shirley was so academic that she was periling upon tomboyishness without knowing it in this primal inspiration of hers? (9)
- Mrs. Chump herself primed him with Sherry, thinking in the cunning of her heart that it might haply help the inspiration derived from his devotional exercise. (10)
- In the unnatural stillness his ear received tones of a hymn chanted below; now sinking, now swelling; as though the voices faltered between prayer and inspiration. (10)
- This furnished a fresher and very different source of inspiration from the Gregorian chant which had been handled so effectively by Frescobaldi and his Italian successors. (3)
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