Sentence examples for traditional wellspring from inspiring English sources

Less well known is the degree to which Germany has become the promotional hub for boxers from the region, helping to turn the traditional wellspring of skilled amateur boxers into a source of professional powerhouses as well.

This wise novel comes with a warning: beware a world in which the traditional wellsprings of family and ethnic origin become so diluted that they make no claim on you at all and leave nothing to rebel against, improvise on or, finally, come home to.

They flow from traditional wellsprings, anti-immigrant hatred, economic insecurity, irredentist conflict, and sheer bigotry.

Mention "Italian music" to most Americans and they might think of opera, the Big Night soundtrack or some kitschy version of "O Sole Mio," but the country so dearly beloved here for its food and films also has a deep but overlooked wellspring of traditional music.

Before the end of the week the producer, Francis Collinson, was in their front room frantically writing down the words and music to some 40 "undiscovered" songs on whatever bits of paper he could find, hardly believing his luck in stumbling upon this wellspring of English traditional music.

And to bring the whole web back to its center, Wellspring gave $75,000 to the Federalist Society, an organization of conservatives and libertarians who "place a premium on individual liberty, traditional values and the rule of law".

He's a wellspring of information.

The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.

Both provided the wellspring for Room.

Curiosity is a wellspring of innovation.

Closer by was a borehole, the wellspring to underground water.