Sentence examples for Fount of all knowledge from inspiring English sources

Listening can also help you make better decisions because nobody is the fount of all knowledge.

Johnson, fount of all knowledge on the art of song, spoke a few words of introduction.

Yet the fount of all knowledge had not yet vouchsafed me with the "low-down" on Faulks.

One of the more influential specialist film sites is The OneRing, which is regarded as the fount of all knowledge for the Lord of the Rings films.

Over the years, Davies acquired a reputation as the fount of all knowledge about things Welsh – an encyclopedia on two legs.

The scenes describing the death of his father, the former fount of all knowledge to whom antipathy is later developed, are riven with contradictory passion.

As that wondrously written fount of all Welsh rugby knowledge, Fields of Praise, immutably has it: "Bleddyn's jink meant coming almost to a temporary halt.

I was always a fount of useless knowledge about Brooklyn; now it's not so useless.

The trouble is, despite those queries that return 753,000 Internet links in 0.34 second, Google is by no means a fount of human knowledge.

But as a subscriber to a brand of what is known to practitioners as "Islamic science," which holds that the Koran is a fount of scientific knowledge, Mr. Bashiruddin Mahmood has published papers concerning djinni, which are described in the Koran as beings made of fire.

It can be argued that Dallas' new-found success is due more to the arrival of Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott and not some fount of coaching knowledge that Garrett has discovered, but the success of this 2016 Cowboys season will keep Garrett entrenched in Dallas for a long time to come.