Sentence examples for wellspring of hope from inspiring English sources

A wellspring of hope for Anna's family is that the mutation causing her sight loss is known, understood, and already the subject of intensive study.

Mr. Mandela was a wellspring of hope for his fellow countrymen, as well those still mired in the clutches of repression around the globe.

She says, "There is so much to do and so little time to do it!" Through the lenses of almost a century, Tao is a wellspring of hope and can give each of us an expanded vision of the possibilities in our own lives.

And so it is in politics, as the wellsprings of hope are so often laced with the contaminants of despair.

If the mechanisms to promote, develop and deepen those principles from above are rusty, it is hard to detect the wellsprings of hope bubbling up from below.

Still, Lilah has wellsprings of hope that anything is possible.

Those communities can be based on common history, shared interests, or a mutual wellspring of dreams, hopes, and faith.

Every time a charity closes, a wellspring of help and hope for women dries up - often for ever, Patel said.

It hopes to tap into a wellspring of interest in regions of the world where fans might have never actually driven, never mind owned, a Mustang, explains Mark Fields, Ford's chief operating officer.

Whether you keep your personal history simple and straightforward or detailed and elaborate, I hope you find that writing about changes during your life develops and nourishes your inner life, where your wellspring of peace and strength lives.

The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.