Sentence examples for mainsprings of from inspiring English sources

Thus Cosimo was one of the mainsprings of Humanism.

He decried ideology and the class struggle, once the mainsprings of foreign policy, as useless.

"Labour are about taking over what they see as the mainsprings of power," he says.

Now the economic mainsprings of neoliberalism are broken, social democracy's task is to speed the invention of something else.

But the literal mainsprings of the music are in a pair of music boxes that plink at various speeds, with ratchety sounds as they are being rewound.

The tensions of a Catholic in the Jewish-run industry of early-fifties Hollywood are themselves among the mainsprings of the movie's comedy as well as of its drama.

Is mainspring of Chicago Opera Association.

That offensive prank is the mainspring of the movie.

He is also the mainspring of NYCB's identity.

She must have been the mainspring of his days.

Study, the mainspring of universities, burdens looking, the playground of art.