Sentence examples for great fount from inspiring English sources
It has often been unfavourably compared with the great fount of Greek literature: by comparison with all that raw muscularity it is too effete, too mannered, too baroque.
Children are the fount of our greatest joys and the source of our greatest worries.
The risk is even greater in writing about family, that fount of nostalgia.
But stay a while, exploring the busy streets in which V. S. Naipaul, the country's prodigal son, found his literature and eventually a Nobel Prize, and a truth emerges: This is one of the great eating towns in the Caribbean, the greatest of the Lesser Antilles, and the fount of some of the finest rum in the world.
He grew up on a farm in the Kalahari, and spent 16 years with the South African Special Forces, an elite military set-up heavily involved in the border war prior to Namibia's independence, and he is now a fount of local information, a guide as good as they get, and flows with more hospitality than the great falls at his deck.
It is "Found Fount," not "Found Fonts".
The great joke of Frank Cottrell Boyce's script is that its hero, a television host and music impresario named Tony Wilson (a real-life character, brilliantly impersonated by Steve Coogan), is a perpetual fount of absolutely useless explication.
Lil B is a fount of ignorant shit.
"Yearning is my chief fount of inspiration," he writes.
And I was hardly a fount of poetry.
