Sentence examples for usually a source of from inspiring English sources

Inconsistencies of space are frequent and usually a source of enlivening visual tension.

What symbolizes mobility for independence-seeking teenagers is usually a source of alarm for parents worried about accidents.

The well-born white officers who wished themselves upon his expeditions were usually a source of pain and scandal.

Scotland must repair a creaking lineout, usually a source of strength, but under Vern Cotter they are at last doing themselves justice against the big guns.

Continuity, usually a source of joy and comfort, is counterproductive in Las Vegas, where this year's bedazzlement is next year's snooze.

The vast services industry, usually a source of stability, has cut 121,000 jobs in the last six months, with department stores, restaurants, airlines and hotels all paring their payrolls in March.

"Religion in my opinion can be, and in my opinion usually is, a source of good behavior.

"Religion in my opinion can be, and in my opinion usually is, a source of good behavior," he said.

Football would usually be a source of national solace, but offers scant consolation due to the Fifa bribery inquiry and painful memories of last year's 7-1 World Cup humiliation by Germany.

I do not know where The Economist found this consensus, but it was not here in America where George Bush's detached management style has usually been a source of debate.

"Guilt is useless, counterproductive and usually just a source of resentment.