Sentence examples for fount of ideas from inspiring English sources

The Senate, no longer a fount of ideas, became a backwater of the U.S. government.

Shehada's base was the Islamic University in Gaza City, which is for Hamas and its supporters the fount of ideas, organisation and activity.

With his marriage in 1977 to Coosje van Bruggen, a Dutch art historian, curator and fount of ideas, Mr. Oldenburg began a whole new series of large-scale projects.

When you have an actor who is as brilliant and versatile, who's just a giant fount of ideas like Jim Carrey, you can say: 'Jim, just try it, man!

This is not to say that Reagan's Presidency was short on policy; indeed, if we follow the rule that states that only those of determined ideological vigor earn the right to have a noun and an adjective named after them, then he emerges as a more gushing fount of ideas than any President since the Second World War.

He's so smart, incisive, and considerate as well as being a fount of ideas.

Feinstein was a fount of new ideas, often years ahead of the technical developments required to use or test them.

The Republicans are a rum bunch with a wooden leader; but Mr Romney's record as an executive and governor is impressive, and his running-mate, Paul Ryan, is a fount of bold ideas.

The Republicans are so out of touch with reality that it boggles the mind.Steven Morris East Hampton, New York  SIR – I thought your description of Paul Ryan's budget proposals as a "fount of bold ideas" was chilling.

Your life is a seemingly endless fount of story ideas, so why not make a story out of things that you experience?

They gravitate to activities that require few formal qualifications and demand little reading or writing.Attention-deficit disorder (ADD) is another entrepreneur-friendly affliction: people who cannot focus on one thing for long can be disastrous employees but founts of new ideas.