Sentence examples for a fount of a from inspiring English sources
This was the creed of the American modernists who clustered in Taos in the early decades of the last century: Taos would be a fount of a new Americanism in art, an ever-flowing alternative to Europe.
THE Web is a fount of information, a busy marketplace, a thriving social scene — and a den of criminal activity.
The Senate, no longer a fount of ideas, became a backwater of the U.S. government.
Sagan, in his lifetime, was often mocked as a dreamer, a fantasist, a fount of grandiose pronouncements.
As a cultural center, the city was more a destination than a fount of creativity.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Sagan, in his lifetime, was often mocked as a dreamer, a fantasist, a fount of grandiose pronouncements.
He was a fount of levity in a place that has seen more than its share of grim days.
He was a lyrical hipster, an outlaw with a sense of humor, a fount of profound pleasure for tens of millions of people.
Diane was a laugher, a partygoer, and a fount of delight; John used to watch "I Love Lucy" and think that Lucille Ball was his mother.
(Mr. Stranahan knows how to chop up a pulse in intriguing ways, and Mr. Monder is a fount of harmonic insight. Mr. Pavolka is a deeply intuitive anchor).
