Wellsprings

These are the twin wellsprings of the current administration’s approach to governing. ❋ Unknown (2007)

These have been events recalling the wellsprings of our composite culture that upholds plurality of thought, tolerance, compassion and quest for truth and freedom. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This is precisely how such complex and dichotomous issues like those in East Africa -- and Africa as an entirety -- need to be addressed: with plans that incorporate not just thinking but doing, and wellsprings of action that benefit the individual not only where he or she stands today, but also in future investments and inspiration for their own horizons. ❋ Linda Constant (2011)

Morality can indeed be legislated, but what of the wellsprings of that morality? ❋ Unknown (2010)

What would make Picasso spare a thought for the clown prince of modern art at the very moment when there were far more important issues at stake, such as the fact that everything he held dear—the values of Western civilization that formed the wellsprings of his art—was going up in flames? ❋ Eric Gibson (2011)

I've made my way through all those main courses with a great confidence in their primary ingredients, yes the wellsprings of dinners everywhere: The Sofrito. ❋ Pascale Boucicaut (2012)

I would of course be wanting to press Mary Ann Evans on her theological capacities and her labor in translating the liberal German philosophers, as well as on her near-Shakespearean gift for divining the wellsprings of human motivation. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Faced with the standard hagiographies, we may well wonder if we are being told anything authentic in "Dancing With Mrs. Dalloway" about the wellsprings of the writing itself. ❋ Elizabeth Lowry (2011)

Or perhaps an inability to tap the wellsprings of inspiration just out of reach? ❋ Unknown (2009)

The wellsprings of political dissent were a mixture of economic and political grievances. ❋ Gideon Rachman (2011)

But she has clearly lost touch with some of the wellsprings of material. ❋ Unknown (2009)