Sentence examples for no wellspring from inspiring English sources

No wellspring of learning is left unfathomed, while the commonest observation – a shoe buckle, the buffering circle on a computer screen – is liable to trigger a poststructural disquisition on time and memory, or a lesson on how iodine or ventilation systems work.

Of course, radio, television and the Internet have irrevocably altered our information-gathering habits, and the post office is no longer the wellspring of democracy it once was.

It's nice that the wellspring of that confidence no longer needs to be a secret.

There's no sense that the true wellspring of the union is the untold wealth that comes with it.

If Footlights comedy has about it elements of chortling, elitism and fabulous media jobs for already privileged bright, overwhelming white young boys and girls, then it's heartening to observe that it is by no means the only university wellspring for British comedy.

And no doubt they came from the wellspring of a very human imagination.

In paradoxical parallel to this pragmatic streak runs a family interest in the occult, which no doubt also feeds the fictional wellspring.

In turn, imperial cities become wellsprings of resentment both for residents who can no longer afford them and for those who live outside and see the concentration of wealth mainly in the light of their television screens.

As those words intimate, an even greater wellspring for Dickinson's riot of "No" was religious uncertainty, which for Dickinson issued directly from the Calvinist evangelicalism tearing through New England during her coming of age.

And if there was something to be said on behalf of 2016, it was the clear evidence that there is no danger of a drying-up of the wellspring of miracles.

The show revealed that (no surprise) Crescent City is, now and forever, the touchstone and wellspring of Mr. Connick's creativity.