"The legal problem lies at the source," he said.
"American Folk" celebrates Adam's impulse: to observe, to order and to name, which lies at the source of all art.
By getting more good-hearted people to stand for office in the very system that lies at the source of the trouble.
Redemption Falls by Joseph O'Connor 464pp, Harvill Secker, £17.99 "It is my freedom from English convention," James Joyce wrote to his brother, "which lies at the source of my talent".
Again I rolled across the Willis Avenue Bridge into the South Bronx, and what is there should (but almost certainly will not) give pause to those who argue that government lies at the source of our ills.
The tension between these, for Buber, lay at the source of all spiritual renewal, raging within every human individual as the creative, spiritual act that subjugates unformed, physical stuff (1963b: 239).
Conclusion: Self-hatred lies at the source of many addictions and the subsequent abuse of our bodies.
The exergy analysis indicates that some processes ("Sources") lie at the origin of several other processes, both destroying the exergy of primary energy inputs.
Perhaps its power, the loss of it, or the attempt to wield it, coupled with lingering vestiges of racism that lies at the true source of all the anger in America today.
The real sickness lies at the management level the source of a sex and corruption scandal now gripping Germany.The latest and most senior head to roll, this week, was that of Peter Hartz, VW's director of personnel, a friend of Germany's chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, and architect of the government's labour-market reforms.
