The same spirit which dictated the language of Elizabeth, animated the bosom of Mary with inspirations of a still higher order.
In this way we gain an enlargement of our own nature and receive inspirations to heroism on our own part.
This is not wasted time, for there is no life that does not afford opportunity for heroism or that does not need inspirations to courage and fortitude.
Catherine and Harriet Beecher were not the only possessors of glowing dramatic inspirations in the early days.
Nine hundred inspirations and expirations of the air take place [in the hour], "And all combined produce the total of twenty-one thousand six hundred in a day and night.
Now he felt one of those strong groundless convictions that are the inspirations of passion, that all would yield to him as to one holding an enchanted wand.
Is it a finer temperament, susceptible of receiving the impressions and imbibing the inspirations of superior yet sympathising spirits?
Katherine was one of the most enthusiastic Camp Fire Girls that ever lived, and her inspirations led the girls into more activities and adventures than they had ever dreamed of before.
The simplicity of Katherine's inspirations was nothing short of sublime.
And the stream beside which we toiled added to its own inspirations human suggestions drawn from our acquaintance with each other.
Some of our friends thought it not quite safe reading; but we remember it as one of the inspirations of our workaday youth.
At any rate, the amateur student of Saturn will find in the revelations of his telescope the inspirations of poetry as well as those of science, and the bent of his mind will determine which he shall follow.
One finds noted down in his manuscripts the street cries of London, and he once told a friend that he received many inspirations for his best airs from them.
I immediately call to mind the many popular inspirations with which his memory was stored, and which vivify the pages of his oratorios.
Almost within the Arctic circle, this enthusiast of nature felt all those inspirations which are generally supposed to be the peculiar offspring of warmer regions.
Tis the oppressions of William the Norman, savage forest-laws, and crushing despotism, that made possible the inspirations of Magna Charta under John.
I think he does remember the days in summer when I did drink in inspirations dabbling my toes by his toes there in the singing brook.
Though I do feel most certain one does n't get near so much inspirations when one dabbles one's toes in cheese as one gets when one dabbles one's toes in waters that sing.
And again, "the painter evidently struggled between the desire to give a material imitation, and the inspirations of graceful teachers like those of Cologne.
Of this, Senor Beruete says that it is "one of the most beautiful inspirations of Velasquez, and perhaps one that reveals better than any other his power as a colourist; it is a flower, perfumed with every infantine grace.
Moreover, such apparent inspirations are seen elsewhere, for instance in the realm of goodness, of virtue and of vice.
Henceforward and under the disastrous inspirations of a mad ambition, victory itself was to become a fatal seduction which by inevitable degrees draws us on to ruin.
In this delightful solitude, this round of simple occupations, this uninterrupted communion with nature, Shelley's enthusiasms and inspirations revived with their old strength.
Opponents might ask him whether these immediate universal truths were not ready-made inspirations of the mind; and if so, what better authority they had than the Platonic Ideas, which are contemptuously dismissed.
It is true that a pure heart, a well-made mind, will never confound these vulgar productions with the inspirations of simple genius.
It is this special instinct for the ideal and mystical in German nature that has enabled spirits born of negation and revolution, like Schiller, to unite with those elements the most genial and creative inspirations of poetry.
When we fix our minds on life as the goal and depth and fulness of life as the criterion, we come out at once into the clear light where high inspirations are born and justified.
And martyrdoms have been so often the great turning-points and inspirations of human history that an ethics which cannot justify them would seem to be an ethics at odds with nature.
But the more Henrietta was left to the inspirations of solitude, and compelled to live within herself only, the more she observed all that was going on around her.
I know the heart of man too well not to be sure, that, in acting thus, you have followed much less the inspirations of your own heart than the suggestions made by my daughter.
You can never put into permanent form inspirations higher than those that come through your own soul.
Visions and inspirations of the highest order will come in the degree that we make for them the right conditions.
When we open ourselves to the highest inspirations they never fail us.
In order for the higher inspirations to come through it, you must open your soul, you must open it fully to the Supreme Source of all inspiration.
Just how and from what source these inspirations come he does not fully know.
It isn't often I have a really topping notion, but this is one of those inspirations that come sometimes, one doesn't know how.
Raymonde's inspirations were so well known in the Form, that the rest willingly consented to appoint her as a sub-committee of one to undertake the full management of the affair.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "inspirations" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
