Sentence examples for chief fount of from inspiring English sources
"Yearning is my chief fount of inspiration," he writes.
Congress always supports Philippine presidents, because the president is the main fount of political patronage.
If we can just get over George III, our new constitutional monarchs could serve as National Hand-Holders, Morale-Boosters-in-Chief and Founts of American Indignation.
Since true virtue consists in benevolence to being and "complacence" or delight in moral excellence, and since God is the "chief part" of being and the fount of all excellence, a truly virtuous agent "must necessarily have a supreme love to God, both of benevolence and complacence" (True Virtue, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 551).
Which leads me to the second fount of wisdom ignored by the NHS chiefs.
Lil B is a fount of ignorant shit.
And I was hardly a fount of poetry.
On the other, it's a fount of fear.
Would it have produced a world-changing fount of innovation?
Sicily has always been a prodigious fount of wine.
