Sentence examples for be the wellspring for from inspiring English sources

It is music that won't fill 600-seat auditoriums but may be the wellspring for mainstream music to come.

Natural products of microbial origin have proven over the past 70 years to be the wellspring of antimicrobial drugs.

Mingled with politics, it is the wellspring for rivers of blood.

That wasn't a stretch, since estrangement is the wellspring for heavy rock.

In the neighboring province of Kandahar, which was the wellspring for the Taliban movement, two pro-government clerics were killed and a third wounded after a clerics' council they served on urged Afghans to support Mr. Karzai's government.

One felt he couldn't believe his good fortune, that people actually liked his writing, and everything that went with it: his ineluctable voice, and his wit, which grew out of his melancholy, which is the wellspring for any satirist of the first order.

And there's good reason for that: Kraftwerk, it turns out, is the wellspring for all musical modernity.

He saw myths as containing messages for the individual and maintained that our dreams are the wellspring for these stories, which awaken at night.

The magazine Arts & Architecture was the wellspring of graphic progressivism.

The Bible, therefore, is the wellspring of right morality.

But error has always been the wellspring of language change.