Sentence examples for deep wellspring from inspiring English sources

He also has a deep wellspring of knowledge about both military policy and military history.

Pornography is a form of pidgin — a trading tongue without the deep wellspring of nuance that produces clarity.

They are meant to tap into a deep wellspring of American political thought, one defined by the Columbia historian Richard Hofstadter five decades ago.

Dr. Barondess and others, while recognizing the deep wellspring of yearnings for 2002, are doubtful that the new year will be able to sustain them.

They reminded the Egyptians of the original goals of the Arab Spring, and they proved to the military and the political parties that there was still a deep wellspring of anger.

The protests have revealed a deep wellspring of resentment of the large United States military presence here, and of what many South Koreans feel is their relegation to the role of barely listened-to junior partner.

But despite the deep wellsprings of her culinary background, Mrs. Schulson usually eats American foods.

And the movie is not all that deep, but it does go further than many of its kind in acknowledging the hurt and difficulty that are the deep wellsprings of any comedy worthy of the name.

The celebrated rock critic Lester Bangs once declared that Patti Smith's 1975 debut, Horses, "touches deep wellsprings of emotion that few artists in rock or anywhere else are capable of reaching … real rock 'n' roll again at last".

That will require assiduous cultivation and courage, drawn from deep wellsprings.

They were passed through legislative committees that are as capable of speaking about the deep wellsprings of human action as they are of speaking in ancient Aramaic.