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• n  the source of water for a well
• n  an abundant source

• But it is the wellspring from which a lot of Internet culture, and hence popular culture, bubbles.
• Religion was an expression of human culture, she would explain, not its wellspring, just one of the many waysand not necessarily the best waythat man attempted to control .
• The death of Princess Diana tapped a wellspring of modern emotions and highlighted a change in the way we define news.

• wellhead
• well
• fountainhead

News & Articles

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• Fun: By land or by sea
  SOMERVILLE — Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association (SVCA) and the Sheepscot Wellspring Land Alliance (SWLA) are cohosting two paddles and one hike throughout the Sheepscot Valley Watershed this spring and summer. read more
  June 12, 2013 - The Times Record
• Fairview Heights-based Impact Strategies Inc. is building a $2 million independent living facility in Alton
  Fairview Heights-based Impact Strategies Inc. is building a $2 million independent living facility in Alton for WellSpring Resources, which provides recovery and mental health services.
  June 7, 2013 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Quotes

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• King Abdullah II in New York Times
  The wellspring of regional division - the source of resentment and frustration far beyond - is the denial of justice and peace in Palestine,Abdullah said.
• James Taylor in Canada.com
  Joni, you've been a dear friend and a great wellspring of inspiration musically to me throughout these years,Taylor said before his acoustic performance. "I love you."
• Judith Rodin in Reuters
  The sixteen organizations selected to receive grants from our New York City Cultural Innovation Fund embody the excitement, diversity and dynamism of the City's creative wellspring,said Dr. Rodin. "We're delighted that these creative...