Sentence examples for wellspring of love from inspiring English sources

"You can think of 10?" In "Intimate Terrorism: The Crisis of Love in an Age of Disillusion," the psychologist Michael Vincent Miller describes marriage as mocking our "fondest dreams," because the institution is not the wellspring of love we imagine it to be.

"A deeper wellspring of love may open up in one of them, while the other goes to that well and finds it empty".

"You have your love," we're told, but unless the wellspring of love is regularly refreshed, the reservoir of acceptance, warmth, and forgiveness can dry up, and in today's world with it's ever quickening pace, the common expectation of instant gratification, and the constant high-level of stimulation, that drying up can begin amazingly quickly.

Alice was a wellspring of kindness, love, and empathy.

Similar to the path of renunciation, it embraces the idea that your "source" is limitless and eternal -- a wellspring of boundless vitality, wisdom and love -- but instead of seeing this "essence" as altogether separate from this world, it perceives its grace as a seamless expression of it.

And the wellspring of terror she taps in DADDY LOVE (Mysterious Press/Grove/Atlantic, $24) was recently brought home to the entire country — a child's fear of losing a parent and a parent's fear of losing a child.

What the research shows, instead, is that the great wellspring of creativity is intrinsic motivation — that is, I do my best work for personal rewards (out of love or intellectual fulfillment) and not external motivation (money).

This is a nation with a deep love of freedom and with a wellspring of unfulfilled aspirations for a broader and more complete democracy.

The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.

He's a wellspring of information.

Curiosity is a wellspring of innovation.