Sentence examples for the true wellspring from inspiring English sources
("Time to eat children!") The true wellspring of civilization isn't writing; it is editing.
There's no sense that the true wellspring of the union is the untold wealth that comes with it.
He continued, "We know he had been inspired by Vivaldi, Buxtehude and others, but the true wellspring of Johann Sebastian's talent came from within his own family".
Whispering to me in the winds came a voice saying that it was time for me to share the wisdom and techniques that had enabled me to be successful -- wisdom and techniques related to a spiritual dimension that is the true wellspring of creativity not just in art, but in every field.
The problem lies, instead, in a radical misunderstanding about the true wellsprings of ethical care, namely the emotions.
It also suggests that by turning away from China's complex struggles Ma Jian will deny himself the moral passion that is the truest wellspring of his art.
Drawing heavily on theories adapted from Sigmund Freud, Breton saw the unconscious as the wellspring of the imagination.
UA was the wellspring of true independent production in post World War II film-making.
The most popular cultivar of labrusca is the Concord grape, the wellspring of sweet kosher wine.
While registers are the environments for the manifestation of ideology, the wellspring of ideology is the social structure (Hasan 2005a).
This exhibition reveals them as the through line, the wellspring of his art.
