Sentence examples for wellspring of feeling from inspiring English sources

Thus far, her interviews from the anchor's chair have not tapped that wellspring of feeling.

"There was this wellspring of feeling in the company," he said.

I have often wondered about the wellspring of my feeling of shame.

With the wellspring of popular feeling against development at this moment, it is possible that Norton Folgate may become the testing ground again in which commercial imperative is set against cultural significance.

Revolution's creator -- Psygnosis, of Leeds, England, which published earlier Lemmings games -- has tapped into the same wellspring of good feeling that comes from being the savior of small, helpless creatures.

The wellspring of unsettled feelings that runs throughout many of these films presumably runs across many other industries as well.

The symphony evokes the most primal sources of life and the wellspring of the life-feeling; that is, what lies behind all human, animal and plant life, as we perceive or live it.

Wanting to erase errors while working through deep issues of feelings or having a wellspring of ideas can hamper your flow and also tends to suggest that you're trying too hard to control the situation you're writing about rather than to learn more about it and to find new ways to perceive it.

The writing began to emerge with such resilience and fluidity I could not help feeling myself a conduit from some wellspring of boundless power.

While many of them have embraced me, many have not; we have not always been friends, but there we all sat, feeling many of the same things: a wellspring of so many emotions.

Discernible in each of his 75 portraits in the Miami show is a wellspring of empathy, the pictures tugging at viewers' feelings in ways unanticipated by Mr. Weber's critics.