Sentence examples for wellspring of invention from inspiring English sources
MVRDV sees them as the wellspring of invention.
He suspected the book might be posthumously released, which indeed it was, and conceived it not as a last will and testament of his formal work but as a means for readers (mostly artists and designers, although his sense of visual humor will appeal to anyone) to see the commonplace as a wellspring of invention — his prescription for triggering the creative process.
Few mention the fundamental research that made its research labs wellsprings of invention.
With its expanses of pale earth and wide sky framing wind-whipped Uyghur forms, the show is a heart lifter, confirming the idea that belief is, and always has been, a wellspring of visual invention, and that evanescence has an aesthetic all its own.
Without the protection of law, intellectual assets the wellspring of ideation, invention and innovation and innovativeness can neither be exploited effectively nor efficiently because collateralisation is virtually impossible.
Curiosity is a wellspring of innovation.
The wellspring of innovation is human creativity.
We used to think that a robust system of public education was the wellspring of social innovation and scientific invention.
Silicon Valley protects these individuals because they are the rare wellsprings of innovation.
Desire is always a kind of invention.
