Inspirationの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Your inspiration is what gives you the idea to do something. If you make a painting and base it off of the Mona Lisa then you can say that the Mona Lisa was you inspiration.

A: Inspiration is a process that results in you being motivated to do something creative

A: For example :
Someone may say to their favourite celebrity " you are my inspiration" it means that they look up to this person and they encourage them to achieve their dreams.

A: What inspired (or made him want to create) the book.

A: Depending on the context, "no inspiration from above" could also mean you were hoping (or expecting) to receive inspiration, but none appeared.

A: (Insert name here) is my inspiration to do better in life.

A: "The beautiful sky gave me inspiration to paint"

"I found inspiration in the city"

"I get inspiration from music and art"

"The painting gave me inspiration"

A: when I'm painting I take inspiration from The beautiful landscape around me

A: Inspiration with the meaning of breathing in/inhaling is a medical term. It's not used in the general population, only by health care professionals.
https://teachmephysiology.com/respiratory-system/ventilation/mechanics-of-breathing/

A: The first sentence's meaning is specific to one person. The second sentence is more general. He was one of possibly a number of different inspirations

A: Inspiration is being mentally stimulated to do or feel something.
Aspiration is to have a hope of achieving something.

A: Inspiration is when something stimulates you to do something. An example of this is: Seeing that violin player inspired me to learn the violin. Motivated could also be used here as: seeing that violin player motivated me to play the violin. The words are synonymous.

A: aspiration example: my aspiration is to sing.

inspiration example: my inspiration comes from Beyonce.

A: Thank you for being such a great inspiration.
これだけでも充分です。

all を入れたいならを入れたいなら
I want to thank you all for being such a great inspiration

A: "Half inspiration (and) half enthusiasm" I think would sound natural

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A: It would sound a little more natural if you say “I usually have some inspiration from most movies.”!

A: Either "It is where the inspiration comes from" or "It was where the inspiration came from" :)

A: It gives me inspiration to think about things deeply.

A: you started the sentence with the indefinite article “the”, when you should’ve started with the subject (my, you, he/she etc.) The sentence isn’t about the inspiration, it’s about you being inspired. On that note, in English for emotions or feelings you don’t say it like you “have” a certain feeling, we say it like “you are”. “You are inspired”, instead of “you have inspired”. English is confusing 😅