Sentence examples for a fertile source from inspiring English sources

A fertile source of ideas and practical advice alike.

Each query is a fertile source of ghoulishness.

This axiom is a fertile source of nonconstructive arguments.

Confucianism now joined Buddhism as a fertile source of inspiration.

For many firms, existing clients are a fertile source of business for the nonlegal operations.

The story is drawn from Lodovico Ariosto's 16th-century epic poem, a fertile source for operas.

6. "[In early 19th century Germany] a very coherent body of theory based on a teleological approach was worked out, and it did provide a constant fertile source for the advance of biological science on a number of different research fronts" (Lenoir 1982, 2).

These offer a potentially fertile source for the development of a meaningful and pluralistic sense of belonging for those whose primary allegiance is to England.

Commerce, which ought naturally be, among nations, as among individuals, a bond of union and friendship, has become a most fertile source of discord and animosity.

FOR an era still associated with jingoism, stifling morality laced with hypocrisy and a fondness for stuffing exotic animals, Victorian Britain is a surprisingly fertile source of inspiration for the country's politicians.

And this year, she and others say, the Academy Awards in February, quickly digested by style commentators, have been a particularly fertile source of ideas for young shoppers and the designers who cater to them.