Sentence examples for the wellspring from which from inspiring English sources

The Abu Zubaydah waterboarding was the wellspring from which the CIA's infamous former torture program, which it refers to euphemistically as "enhanced interrogation", emerged.

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.

You can probably see the wellspring from which the comedy erupts from a mile away, right?

It is the wellspring from which engaged and expansive thinking emerges.

Not all shows have it so easy; cast changes tend to be the wellspring from which show shifts take place.

But the idea is that in modeling form constants using numbers and shape theory the researchers first posited that "patterns of connection" linking the retina, the visual cortex and its neuronal circuitry bore the wellspring from which classic psychedelic visuals bubble over. .

Ancient Greek thought is the essential wellspring from which the intellectual, ethical, and political civilization of the West draws and to which, even today, we repeatedly return.

The cultural wellspring from which hip-hop was drawn, goes far deeper, making it all the more powerful.

Given the continuous nature of the training, it remained a wellspring from which staff regularly updated their skills for self-examination and raised their self-awareness on the diversity of cultural perspectives and values inherent in the general population from which the study draws participants.

Time hailed him as the 'Master Of Memes' and described 4chan as 'the wellspring from which a lot of internet culture, and hence popular culture, bubbles'.

The Wellspring Project, which performed on Friday night at the Theater of the Riverside Church, was formed three years ago by dancers and choreographers associated with Erick Hawkins and his technique.