Sentence examples for deeper wellspring from inspiring English sources

Ms. Michel said the deeper wellspring of her mood is that she simply did not see things getting better.

"A deeper wellspring of love may open up in one of them, while the other goes to that well and finds it empty".

Jonas's ecological vision, unlike much of the agitprop on display elsewhere, comes from a much deeper wellspring of literature, mythology and personal narrative.

Their persecution, as documented over nearly 30 years in numerous human rights reports, has contradicted all the näively hopeful predictions that the hard-line surface of Iran obscures a deeper wellspring of moderation and tolerance.

However imperfect the candidates may be in the eyes of their detractors, the vitriol is being fed by a deeper wellspring of complex societal change.

It's a proxy for a much deeper wellspring of right-wing opinion, part of which is a reaction to the joy and excitement that came out of the Yes campaign," says Scothorne.

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.

He understood that to reach down to the deepest wellspring of creative power, he needed to explore the child that was still miraculously alive and intact within him.

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.