Sentence examples for were a wellspring of from inspiring English sources

Such recordings, which retailed for roughly a dollar apiece, were a wellspring of artful pseudonyms — Paul Procopolis, Giuseppe Parolini, the Cincinnati Pro Arte Philharmonic, the Munich Greater State Symphony — and Barry is credited with coining the wittiest of all: Wilhelm Havagesse (conducting Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade," as rendered by the spurious Zurich Municipal Orchestra).

He's a wellspring of information.

Curiosity is a wellspring of innovation.

Baum was a wellspring of ideas, wit and chutzpah.

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

Beneath the pop-culture references and the determinedly flat language is a wellspring of anguish.

Bhargava nevertheless found the book to be a wellspring of inspiration.

Beneath Phyllis' tough exterior was a wellspring of humanity and philanthropic generosity.

For most of the past half-century, conservative America has been a wellspring of new ideas especially about slimming government.

In common with Nietzsche, Brecht understood that at the very crux of being itself is a wellspring of unquenchable desire.

The company still has plenty of bright people and it's been a wellspring of innovative ideas over the years.