Sentence examples for as a wellspring from inspiring English sources

Pakistan, reliably chaotic since 1947, has served Hanif as a wellspring of characters and ideas.

As a wellspring of revenue, this is a clever move, in an environment where everybody will succumb to thirst.

Daniel Humm, Emma Hearst, Jesse Schenker, Grant Achatz, Graham Elliot, Eddie Huang — all of them, in different ways, are turning to music as a wellspring of culinary inspiration.

Athens, classically understood as a wellspring of Western civilization, is now widely pilloried as a crisis-addled economic tragedy, crippled by austerity and restive as a result.

All of them speak of "the village" as a wellspring, and the divergences between the forms of one village and another can be thrilling.

In this case, the cover line reads, "The #1 Happiness Secret You Might Be Missing," and the story touts volunteering as a wellspring of contentment.

Still, Western diplomats and many Colombia experts give Mr. Pastrana credit for vastly improving relations between Colombia and the United States, as well as creating a wellspring of European support for peace efforts.

And the company has served as such a wellspring of talent for startups that its technical influence has spread wide, despite being a meager contributor to the open-source world.

The question we haven't answered since 9/11 is whether a society such as ours has the will and moral resources to defend itself: not as a global directorate, police force, or profit center, but as a republic: a wellspring of civic disciplines that sustain a politics of reasonable hope against a politics of fear and misdirected resentment.

Groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood, a wellspring of Islamism since its founding in 1928, claim that the founding texts of Islam provide a template for every aspect of life, including government.

On the Tenney program Henry Cowell — or at least his gentler side — was offered as a stylistic wellspring.