Inspired in sentence

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On the other side of the Atlantic, H.G. Wells's "War of the Worlds" directly inspired a young man in Massachusetts, Robert Goddard.

So it was while reading "From the Earth to the Moon" and "The War of the Worlds" that the first pioneers of astronautics were inspired to dedicate their lives to solving the problems of spaceflight.

And it was their treatises and their works in turn that inspired the first technical communities and the first projects of spaceflight, thus creating a direct chain of influence that goes from Godwin to Poe to Verne to the Apollo program and to the present-day communities of spaceflight.

So, we need to write new stories, stories that, 300 years in the future, people will be able to look back upon and remark how they inspired us to new heights and to new shores, how they showed us new paths and new possibilities, and how they shaped our world for the better.

Well, inspired by the sentences, I decided to wield the paintbrush.

We need a new generation of robot bodies that is inspired by the elegance, efficiency and by the soft materials of the designs found in nature.

My research group and collaborators around the world are using soft components inspired by muscle and skin to build robots with agility and dexterity that comes closer and closer to the astonishing capabilities of the organisms found in nature.

I've always been particularly inspired by biological muscle.

I hope that many young people from many different backgrounds join us on this exciting journey and help shape the future of robotics by introducing new concepts inspired by nature.

You know, this is a conference inspired by nature.

But they were largely popularized by a single author– one whose name has become an adjective for the particular type of terror he inspired.

But his work has inspired numerous short stories, novels, tabletop games, and cultural icons.

I don't get necessarily inspired by research.

I'm very, very, very inspired by movies.

So what’s wrong with the headline: "Eating breakfast can help you lose weight" The people in the study started eating breakfast and lost weight— but we don’t know that they lost weight because they started eating breakfast; perhaps having their weight tracked inspired them to change their eating habits in other ways.

Well, who was inspired during that time period?

They were inspired by big progress.

And we were inspired by the words of Stephen Hawking.

Now I was inspired by the book "Hackers."

Inspired by Nanahuatl, Tecciztecatl threw himself into what was left of the fire: cooled ashes.

Thanks to a pimply weakling whose fortitude inspired all the other gods, the sun moves along its daily path, the rabbit-faced moon following in its wake.

Confidence is the difference between being inspired and actually getting started, between trying and doing until it's done.

So when I saw this pattern repeating, I got angry, but I also got inspired to create a game, a game of words that would allow me to transform this traumatic exposure into more of a healing experience.

Take, for example, artificial intelligence that might be inspired by the body-distributed brain and behavior of the octopus or the smart skin of a cuttlefish translated into cutting-edge fashion.

And they were inspired not by the young Einstein, who did the great work in relativity, but by the old Einstein, the icon of poster and t-shirt, who failed in his scientific efforts to unify the physical laws.

And I'd like to end with a vignette, as it were, inspired by this image.

Inspired by LEGO, we've built a social housing project in Copenhagen, where we stacked blocks of wood next to each other.

And we got inspired by the High Line.

For a kid at that age, this was like infinite speed, disappearing, and I was very inspired by that.

And it probably applies just as much to music and movies and fine art, which has nothing whatsoever to do with vision at all, or, for that matter, nothing to do with our conference theme of "Inspired by Nature," except to the extent of the fable of the frog who gives a ride to the scorpion on his back to get across the river because the scorpion promises not to sting him, but the scorpion stings him anyway and they both die, but not before the frog asks him why, and the scorpion says, "Because it's my nature."

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