inspiration

Preposition: of

• spirit: Paul, under the inspiration of the Spirit, takes special care in enumerating them " first apostles; secondly prophets; thirdly teachers.
• poet: The information thus gathered was the material of the historian, and the inspiration of the poet.

Preposition: from

• landscape: Born and trained in Cheshire, he draws his inspiration from the many landscapes, changing skies and wildlife of the Orkney Islands.

Converse of object

• draw: In such times where from, do you draw the inspiration to go on?
• derive: Some British artists derived inspiration for their work from non-European art.
• seek: Others sought inspiration from the old masters, exotic or poetic subjects.
• provide: More recently the black pine provided inspiration for Philip Pullman's Dark Materials trilogy.
• find: You may also find inspiration for a research topic in our list of past PhD Theses.
• prove: Yet my car crash was to prove the inspiration for my business.

Preposition: for

• addition: Fans of the dolls have actually become the inspiration for additions to the Groovy line, says Roger Bildsten, president of Manhattan Toy.
• artist: Great inspiration for the adventurous floral artist, with plenty of pictures of new ideas and techniques.
• poet: For those of a literary bent, this area has provided inspirations for the poets Thomas Gray, William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
• painting: If ever you are looking for inspiration for a painting, you need go no further... ... ... ... .
• thousand: Instructors Alan Cameron-Duff and Annabel Fawcus apprenticed with Cob Cottage Company, the inspiration for thousands of natural builders around the world.

Adjective modifier

• divine: Her wisdom derived from Plato, Plotinus and divine inspiration.
• artistic: All these features make London a source of artistic inspiration.
• plenary: In this sense, we can have no objection to verbal or plenary inspiration.
• prophetic: The claim of John the Baptist to prophetic inspiration broke a silence that had lasted for more than three hundred years.
• biblical: The Holy Spirit and Illumination The death of John the Apostle brought to an end the period of Biblical inspiration.
• creative: Whilst Benjamin attempts to rediscover creative inspiration, Rashid embarks on a journey to find his real father.