Sentence examples for wellspring of worry from inspiring English sources

In the wake of Hurricane Irma, a state celebrated as a source of sun, solace and sanctuary for millions of visitors has become a wellspring of worry and grief.

Mr. Kerry's compassion for the man on stage, Ms. Curtis said, and his plans to reverse job losses and soaring health care and tuition costs, made her feel that he could address her own worries -- a wellspring of emotion arising from her and her husband's inability to help their daughter pay for college, and their flirtation with bankruptcy.

It would be nice to conclude from his growth that we don't have to be worried about the wellspring of racism (and all of its cousins) that is overflowing right now, in well-spoken outlets as well as in badly spelled ridiculous tweets.

After the left-wing newspaper Libération lamented on Monday that the support on Facebook for Mr. Turk was "worrying" and "unprecedented," a reader using the name Rantamplan insisted that the wellspring of admiration for Mr. Turk showed that France was dominated by reactionary right-wingers.

He's a wellspring of information.

The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.

Curiosity is a wellspring of innovation.

Furthermore, public participation is the wellspring of programming vitality.

MVRDV sees them as the wellspring of invention.

Just ask me, Mike "Playboy" Isaac, a wellspring of creativity.

Baum was a wellspring of ideas, wit and chutzpah.