Sentence examples for a seedbed of from inspiring English sources
During this period, Bristol was a seedbed of theatrical talent.
A girl child was a seedbed of future citizen-warriors.
Today, as a corner of Louis Armstrong Park, it is hallowed ground for musicians, a seedbed of classic jazz.
"Never again will tyrants and terrorists rule Afghanistan, and never again will Afghanistan become a seedbed of instability," he said.
The Barzun home became an avant-garde salon, which Mr. Barzun once called "a seedbed of modernism" and "an open house for hotheads".
How this contradiction is resolved may determine whether China's village elections become a seedbed of democracy, as some here hope, or one more variant of Communist Party rule.
It must have planted a seed of some sort.
Tarrant's hyperbole contains a seed of truth.
A seed of doubt had been planted in the minds of investors.
Both aesthetic movements share a seed of utility anti-fashion about them.
Even the most fantastically elaborate tales need to come from a seed of reality.
