Sentence examples similar to s a constant source from inspiring English sources

The party's decline is a constant source of gallows humor among Democrats in Washington.

The tenuous nature of the Atlas club's existence is a constant source of concern for the members.

The president's health is a constant source of rumor -- he is 62 and had heart surgery in 1997.

Hayden Carruth's "Collected Shorter Poems" is a constant source that articulates why we do what we do.

Constance's devotion to her work is a constant source of comment and crankiness for her more or less amorous colleagues.

3. The conflict in Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia is a constant source of grief for many Georgians, not least the 250,000 that were ethnically cleansed from there in 1993 by Russian-backed separatists.

The relationship between the details of Ernest Hemingway's life and his fiction is a constant source of fascination and frustration, as Arthur Phillips notes in his Nov. 13 review ("The Letters of Ernest Hemingway: Volume 1 — 1907-1922," "Hemingway: A Life in Pictures," "Hemingway's Boat").

Money is a constant source of stress.

That perceived failure is a constant source of friction with Japan's neighbours.

Their rich imagination is a constant source of inspiration.

For him, it is a constant source of motivation.