Sentence examples for literary wellspring from inspiring English sources
But little remains of the city's cosmopolitan culture that was a literary wellspring between world wars.
The sumptuous production design and visuals came through loud and clear in captivating trailers; the film's artistic and literary wellsprings have been professorially conveyed by director Guillermo del Toro on his new (and genuinely interesting) Twitter feed; the reviews have been appreciative, mostly.
But look a little deeper and you'll notice the wellspring of author readings and literary festivals, featuring recent talks by Booker Prize winners like John Banville and Penelope Lively.
But, it appears, some recipes for success and wellsprings of life-altering change are found in unlikely literary sources.
Recently, however, a question posed to Claire Messud about whether she'd like to be friends with the main character of her recent novel seemed to tap a wellspring of resentment -- both in Messud herself and in much of the literary community.
Trace the literary genealogy of any prime-time wise guy and you'll find Mario Puzo's 1969 best seller, "The Godfather" (and the series of movies that followed) solidly situated as both wellspring and touchstone.
The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.
He's a wellspring of information.
