Sentence examples similar to historical wellspring from inspiring English sources
It is a burgeoning phenomenon in evangelical Christian churches across the country, a hot topic in Jewish historical studies and a wellspring of support for Israel.
A Divinity School historian's study of medieval Europe becomes a wellspring of historical fiction.
Our experiences are a natural wellspring for cultural, political and historical insight.
"He was interested in the wellsprings of the political process and the historical process.
His Mount Vernon studio, several blocks from the home he shares with his spouse, Steven Warren, a teacher, is a wellspring of book art-related material, including an archive of historical and contemporary art books.
SYRIZA's governing partner, the Independent Greeks, ran a campaign that drew from those same wellsprings of national humiliation and popular despair, amplified by historical grievances which conjure up memories of Germany's occupation of Greece.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND The neighborhood was named not for any unusual wellspring of vinegar but for a 1798 battle of the Irish Rebellion (one historical theory has it that the name was chosen to attract Irish immigrants).
The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.
He's a wellspring of information.
Both provided the wellspring for Room.
