Meanings of direct inspiration in English

What we get from the super-conscious is direct inspiration from higher planes.

Indeed, he plead his illiteracy as a proof of direct inspiration.

We take direct inspiration from early net.art and with a longer view, from Fluxus.

That knowledge is given to man by the direct inspiration of the Spirit of God.

Dare I, at this inspiring moment, attempt what they missed, merely because they lacked direct inspiration?

They may merely declare the supernatural commission of the Son of God, his direct inspiration and authority.

The superconscious communicates through the channels used by the other two selves, as well as through direct inspiration.

But that silent song was the direct inspiration of much of the sublimest music of the centuries to come.

Having arrived at this point, he intimates his belief that his next discovery was the result of direct inspiration.

Was it, in the ancient fashion, revealed to him in a dream, or did it come by direct inspiration?

The Rosicrucians had their direct inspiration from his writings, and such mystics as the English Rosicrucian Fludd were strong Paracelsians.

The priest replied under direct inspiration from on high, and the dialogue thus entered upon might last a long time.

It takes direct inspiration from, and its name is a nod to, Sega Genesis games like Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse.

He admits that his direct inspiration came from the work of Jethro Tull, who labored two hundred years ago, and his disciples.

Although she has stopped looking for direct inspiration from folk tales and fables, their universal and mythic quality is what she aspires to recreate.

More broadly, Raab has long been one of a counter-Cameron generation of Tories who draw direct inspiration from the anti-bureaucratic vision of Margaret Thatcher.