Sentence examples for wellspring of good from inspiring English sources

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.

Virtually alone in the country, there was (and still is) no flagship institution, no Madison, Berkeley or Austin to provide a network of loyal supporters for years to come, no beloved Buckeyes, Huskies or Gators to create a common wellspring of good will.

The Bible, therefore, is the wellspring of right morality.

Yet he writes and acts much more like his benevolent but baffled Akbar, showing through the story-teller's unarmed might that "human nature, not divine will, was the great force that moved history"; and hoping that "discord, difference, disobedience" might turn out after all to be "wellsprings of the good".

Because Time seems least disgusted with itself for the choice: "Pro: The most powerful man in the biggest country in the world, he's shaped China into the wellspring of global consumer goods.

Of course, there was another wellspring of the film's success: a good song.

The biggest piece of this trade deficit is in manufactured goods, once the wellspring of American prosperity.

The inexhaustible wellspring of black musical creativity can be … well, exhausting.

The Holy Spirit is a wellspring of solidarity that undergirds commitment to building a commonwealth, common good society among individuals of differing backgrounds and moral commitments.

"It came from, like, right out of that wellspring of creativity".

Ms. Becker, for all her disillusionment with the church hierarchy, said that she feared good priests were being smeared by the seemingly unending wellspring of accusations.