Sentence examples for natural wellspring from inspiring English sources

Silverman may have been driven by the same impulses: instead of trusting in and directing the flow of Foster's natural wellspring of talent, she set out to dam it.

Our experiences are a natural wellspring for cultural, political and historical insight.

Welby's major character flaw was he was just too fucking nice, which is a classic Shakespearean trope and natural wellspring for drama.

It embodies a conscious, deliberate, and mindful search for truth and meaning in her life, a return to her natural wellspring of passion and purpose--even when she is lost or off course, a letting go of the fears and doubts that block her path.

"The natural world is this wellspring of extraordinary wonderment to me – the sense that the world is full of non-human minds and non-human lives.

Much of its historic importance lies precisely in its indigenous nature, now a wellspring of Arab pride.

Our first hint that the natural world will be a wellspring not of pastoral ease but of mystification and threat comes at the heroine's bedside, in a clinic; she lies there, leaden with loss, while the camera closes in on the stalks of a well-wisher's flowers in a vase next to her — rotting stumps of green, in a swirling murk.

Our first hint that the natural world will be a wellspring not of pastoral ease but of mystification and threat comes at the heroine's bedside, in a clinic; she lies there, leaden with loss, while the camera closes in on the stalks of a well-wisher's flowers in a vase next to her rotting stumps of green, in a swirling murk.

The brother is the "between us" of subjectivities confronting one another -- confronting one another, yes, but renouncing (or trying to do so) the insistence on "essence" and on the spontaneous and natural "profit-sharing" that are the wellsprings of their war, in opposition to which Levinas poses the muted, imperfect, but invincible will to respond to the other.

In fact, it can actually become a wellspring of resilience as we allow our natural impulse to care for another to become a source of nourishment rather than depletion.

Whole Foods, based in Austin, Tex., operates 104 natural foods supermarkets under its own name, as well as Fresh Fields, Bread & Circus and Wellspring.