Sentence examples for fount that from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly and I fount that the cyber world was full of esperantists like me.

The researchers turned to a fount that many scientists have dipped into in recent years: citizen science, pulling on the collective efforts of lay folk to tackle a given problem.

Focusing on the most-acidic soils, we actually fount that plot α-diversity was significantly higher in the Scandes than in the Alps despite the lower total and habitat-specific γ-diversity observed in the Scandes.

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.

It does not flow from a unique fount of wisdom that can quench all our existential thirsts.

Woodie Keenan, a friend, said, "They're the ultimate fount for everything that's cool -- digital video, Kiehl's shaving lotion, Tom Waits".

I'm well aware that the words are not there by magic, and yet, there's a timeless quality to them that feels as if Yuknavitch has drilled into some underground fount of words that are at flow.

The "canis soup" in Canada may deserve to be considered as more than just a sideshow, but also as a fount of innovation that helps the greater family adapt, even if it's adapting to us.

They point to the endless fount of resources that come with deep pockets, to say nothing of the fact that he does not have to spend a lot of time raising funds.

To get all this frightening phantasmagoria off my mind, I have begun rereading, and hiding in, Henry James's "The Sacred Fount," a story that will, I feel sure, forever foil the bang-bang transmutilators.

Twenty years before the movie "Nosferatu," James wrote about the sex lives of vampires in "The Sacred Fount," a novel that is nearly impossible to read today without construing the title as a reference to the purported sanative effects of sexual fluids.