Sentence examples for same wellspring from inspiring English sources

The losses are, on the surface, unconnected — car accidents, suicides, senseless murders — but each, under Ward's grieving eye, seems to flow from the same wellspring.

Revolution's creator -- Psygnosis, of Leeds, England, which published earlier Lemmings games -- has tapped into the same wellspring of good feeling that comes from being the savior of small, helpless creatures.

But most of it comes from the same wellspring of anxiety that led Virginia Woolf, in a 1915 diary entry cited by Mr. Hynes, to be jolted by the sound of a bursting tire into envisioning an attack from the sky.

The same impetus that led Mary Wollstonecraft to write Vindication of the Rights of Women is the same wellspring that led Tom Paine to write Common Sense, and Jefferson to phrase the declaration of independence in terms of natural rights bestowed by God, making all men (sic) equal.

In the case of the Treasury, the money comes from the same wellspring that has been financing American debt for decades: Investors in the United States and around the world — not least, the central banks of China, Japan and Saudi Arabia, which have parked national savings in the safety of American government bonds.

The virtually identical regression models for disbelief in the Big Bang and disbelief in evolution suggest that both rejections of modern earth science are drawn from the same wellspring.

They seem to have tapped the same wellsprings of discontent and anxiety in modern America, and deal with the same subject.

What if she was in a city without a place like Wellspring?

This quasi-retributive thought may draw on the same emotional wellspring as retributivism.

He was doing it the right way, not by jamming in references because of some financial arrangement, but through his massive medium-spanning output,  by suggesting that his albums and his movies and his live performances were all of the same creative wellspring.

How can narrativity encode the materiality of language, the thinking goes, or perform the instability of the contemporary subject, or investigate the incapacities of signs and signifiers, if it draws from the same ancient wellspring that spawned classical myth, medieval balladry, and folksy Americana?