Sentence examples for common fount from inspiring English sources
Despite agreeing broadly with the study's conclusions, Fridlund doubts it will sway hardliners convinced that emotions bubble forth from a common fount.
Long-suffering Mom, Sheryl Hoover Toni Collettee), is the family's fount of common sense, but she has a problem, too.
In an age when Gillian Duffy is held up as a fount of common sense, respect for politicians has reached an all-time low.
William and his friends and co-conspirators -- the stout fount of common sense Roland (Mark Addy) and the quick-to-anger Wat (Alan Tudyk) -- are joined by a compulsive gambler named Geoffrey Chaucer Paul Bettanyy).
But even though she's the fount of common sense in the movie, Mr. Meadows doesn't emphasize this; otherwise, "Midlands" could be spun off into one of those soft-caramel British sitcoms that play on public television during pledge drives.
In many places around the world, taxi drivers are seen as founts of common sense - as grafting small businessmen who meet folks from all walks of life and are somehow uniquely qualified to pontificate on the issues of the day.
Contrary to common wisdom, Palestine is not the fount of that region's problems, most of which stem from a deeper failure of politics in Arab countries.
Markoff elaborates a common fear that robots will smother the middle class: "Technology will not be a fount of economic growth, but will instead pose a risk to all routinized and skill-based jobs that require the ability to perform diverse kinds of 'cognitive' labor".
It is "Found Fount," not "Found Fonts".
Lil B is a fount of ignorant shit.
