Sentence examples for has its wellspring from inspiring English sources

Extremist Muslim fanaticism, which has its wellspring in the totalitarian ideologies that seeped into the Middle East during the 1930s and which has taken numerous lives and will take many more, doesn't pose the existential threat to civilization that communism and Nazism once did.

But every epoch has its hidden, irrepressible wellsprings of sentimentality, and it appears that Jeffers (along with a number of splendid 20th-century poets, like Berryman and Larkin) endorsed the covertly romantic notion that if your pronouncements are only dire enough, you must be viewing the world dead on.

But it has become a wellspring of Arab extremism, although the ruling Saud family has kept a lid on it so far.

"Every one of us has a wellspring of laughter, and all we need is to be drilled or uncorked," Malachy said.

The cellular fountain of youth has another wellspring.

The region has a wellspring of talent that we will continue to invest in and hire from, and attract talent from outside the state as well".

Globalisation has been the wellspring of most ideas.

The Internet has offered a wellspring of speculation about mass wildlife deaths.

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

Mr. Chappelle might have left television, but that departure has become the wellspring of his comedy now.

For most of the past half-century, conservative America has been a wellspring of new ideas especially about slimming government.