Sentence examples for Fount of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ballard, a fount of knowledge about the town, first took me by the chapel.

Ian was a fount of knowledge about the town's history, and he seemed to know everybody we passed.

Thankfully, the world wide web now gives us access to a previously untapped fount of knowledge: the Random Nameless Stranger.

Helen is a fount of knowledge, having been in the art world at least 20-odd years longer than me.

Frederick Douglass Opie, a professor of history and foodways at Babson College and a fount of knowledge about cooking across the South, was likewise stumped.

As well as teaching us how to put up a fence, Steve was also a fount of knowledge when it came to local flora and fauna, catching and identifying, for example, a local butterfly called a fritillary.

From all quarters came students eager to drink at its founts of knowledge.

For aspiring scholars, the practitioners present at the Annual Meeting are invaluable founts of knowledge about international law as it is practiced.

Elders were not the founts of knowledge on a life lived perfectly that I had imagined.

The conference offered over 60 farm-related seminars given by an array of presenters from around the country, some crusty, some shy, but all founts of knowledge in their specialties.

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