There is a topnote of derision for her own sex ("wasn't this what women did?") that is a much more likely wellspring than Cusk's divorce for her suspicions over whether or not she is still a feminist.
This accumulation of pessimistic positions represents a potential wellspring of sideline money for the shares.
What if she was in a city without a place like Wellspring?
Mr. Schwarzenegger, whose main contribution to American culture has been inspiring wicked parodies on "Saturday Night Live" and "The Simpsons," acts (if you can call it that) with his usual leaden whimsy, manifesting the gift for uttering hard-to-forget, meaningless catchphrases that is most likely the wellspring of his blossoming reported desire to seek elective office in California.
Creativity is like a wellspring that needs nourishing to burst forth.
7 Replicating the Spartak system in the United States (or, for that matter, installing Dominican-style baseball academies or forcing young golfers to practice only at driving ranges) would likely not create a sudden wellspring of stars.
On Friday he appears with two of his working ensembles, the 858 Quartet and Beautiful Dreamers, both featuring the violist Eyvind Kang; on Saturday morning he will perform a solo recital in a sanctuary, most likely drawing from the wellspring of Protestant hymns.
In her, I saw both a cautionary tale and a wellspring of hope.
COURGIS, FRANCE — This hamlet in the hills of northern Burgundy hardly looks like the wellspring of a winemaking revival.
A proposal last year from the Center for American Progress, a policy idea wellspring for Democrats, could offer a clue.
Mr. Dawson, 43, is a partner in Wellspring Capital Management, an investment firm in Manhattan.
