Sentence examples for wellspring of all from inspiring English sources

"The continued widespread use of poisons, particularly through aerial spraying, will lead to results that cannot be foreseen -- except that life, the indivisible wellspring of all life on earth, will never be the same again," Mr. Hough editorialized in 1958.

In 2005 or 2006 the $4 billion Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful particle accelerator, will begin its search for the Higgs boson, a bizarre particle that theorists say is the wellspring of all mass in the universe; 3,500 or so physicists and engineers will be involved.

Doing this will require a multibillion-dollar overhaul of the AT&T telephone network, the wellspring of all of its historic riches.

Unsurprisingly, the Mail On Sunday have already traced the incident back to that heathen wellspring of all things evil, rap music.

The wellspring of all these dismissals is the decline in earnings at American companies.

Remember to guard your hearts, for they are the wellsprings of all life!

"Every one of us has a wellspring of laughter, and all we need is to be drilled or uncorked," Malachy said.

For example, on Thanksgiving, whether with a crowd or by yourself, dive into the wellspring of gratitude for all you do have in your life and allow yourself to sense the oneness with others who will be acknowledging their blessings as well.

For one thing, there is a wellspring of technical expertise — all those engineers and developers who come to Washington to test missiles and write GPS software for the military.

His wife, Yalmay, takes the stage early to invoke his legacy as an educator, custodian of culture and inspiration for what has become a unique wellspring of Indigenous art in all its forms.

A new biography, "Baudelaire in Chains," insists that intoxication, far from being the wellspring of the poet's spirit, was "the root of all his problems".