Sentence examples for being the wellspring from inspiring English sources

A new biography, "Baudelaire in Chains," insists that intoxication, far from being the wellspring of the poet's spirit, was "the root of all his problems".

One prominent scholar, Donald Lathap, even argues that the Amazon may have been the wellspring of high civilization throughout the Americas — that an advanced culture had spread outward, rather than vice versa.

Mozart is the wellspring, rather than the limit.

Furthermore, public participation is the wellspring of programming vitality.

But error has always been the wellspring of language change.

Globalisation has been the wellspring of most ideas.

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

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

He believed sports were the wellspring of a school's spirit.

Still, it is far from clear that this is the wellspring of A.L.S.

His own hard times, he often observed, were the wellspring of his art.