Muse

The choreographer's muse was the fluidity and grace of water.

The fashion designer's muse was the way in which people use clothing to construct and communicate their identities.

The city's architecture served as a muse for the photographer's latest project.

The writer's muse had abandoned her, leaving her unable to write.

The stories of social injustice always muse her to write a play.

She practiced muse to better understand herself and her emotions.

The sunset over the mountains was a breathtaking muse for the painter.

The singer's muse is the pain and heartbreak of lost love.

The philosopher's muse led him to great discoveries.

She retreated to her room for some muse and introspection.

The detective could not help but muse over the evidence, trying to piece together the crime.

The architect found his muse in the natural surroundings.

The architect's muse was the intersection between function and beauty, guiding him to create structures that were both practical and awe-inspiring.

The painter's muse was the idea of transformation, and the ways in which people and things can change over time.

The city's rich history and architecture served as a muse for the local artist.