Sentence examples for original wellspring from inspiring English sources
In order to trace the original wellspring of lineage C in the Xiaohe population, a phylogenetic tree was constructed using 14 ancient Xiaohe samples and 522 modern haplogroup C samples from surrounding areas of the Xiaohe cemetery, including Siberian, Mongolian, Central Asian, northern Chinese and northern minorities of East Asia (see Additional File 3).
It could easily pass for yet another satellite in Mr. Wolf's "Law & Order" universe, except that the original "Dragnet" was so clearly the wellspring from which all those other shows were wrought.
But tribal leaders and Parker's descendants now see that spring deluge, which damaged or ruined original rugs, wallpaper and furniture, as the potential wellspring of the house's salvation.
Natural products of microbial origin have proven over the past 70 years to be the wellspring of antimicrobial drugs.
But it would not go easily, particularly among well-educated Chinese youths, who have formed a wellspring of nationalist sentiment in recent years and generally know enough English to have read the original English-language version of American statement of regret.
"We feel the original structure has both architectural and cultural significance, both as an excellent example of midcentury modernism and as the wellspring of TV animation". Designed by Beverly Hills architect Arthur Froehlich and dedicated in 1963, the studio buildings have a retro space-age look that might appeal to George Jetson himself.
They reminded the Egyptians of the original goals of the Arab Spring, and they proved to the military and the political parties that there was still a deep wellspring of anger.
The wellspring of this movement was Michigan State's school of education, which, under the direction of Judith Lanier, one of the original Holmes Group members, took the lead in rethinking teacher education.
The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.
He's a wellspring of information.
