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.
Pakistan, reliably chaotic since 1947, has served Hanif as a wellspring of characters and ideas.
Stagecraft: Models and Photos explores the synergy between architectural models and photography as a wellspring of architectural invention.
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.
As a wellspring of revenue, this is a clever move, in an environment where everybody will succumb to thirst.
All of them speak of "the village" as a wellspring, and the divergences between the forms of one village and another can be thrilling.
And the Y has begun taking over operations at Makor, whose name means "source" in Hebrew, a reference to the center as a wellspring of Jewish culture.
On the other side, the antiauthoritarian spirit of 1968 was eventually seen as a wellspring of the successful rebellion against Soviet bloc Communism in 1989.
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.
Sadly, the film itself is not funny, being far too stolid for either raucousness or grace, and the thuggish Duris, ideal for gloomier fare, is wholly miscast as a wellspring of human comedy.
