Sentence examples for fount of all from inspiring English sources

ReprintsMr Aquino considers Mrs Arroyo the fount of all corruption for her ten years as president.

At the head of the party is the leader, who is the fount of all policy.

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.

Our ascendancy of the past two centuries – first Europe and then the US – has bred a western-centric mentality: the west is the fount of all wisdom.

The argument advanced by Mr. Bruenig is that by protecting property rights, investing in infrastructure, organizing public education, and similar actions, government is the true fount of virtually all wealth.

("There are no stones in this part of South Carolina," I was told, "so he doesn't need to"). But otherwise Frazier was a fount of innovation, growing all of his produce vertically on sturdy poles staked out in a greenhouse behind his stand and, for reasons I never completely understood, planting his strawberries inside what appeared to be individual serving-size cardboard crates.

He touted his record of having never served a day in Washington, the fount of government and therefore of all evil.

The monarch is the "fount of honour", the source of all honours and dignities in the United Kingdom.

Their single term and their function as the fount of political patronage make all Philippine presidents lame ducks in their last two years.