Sentence examples for public fount from inspiring English sources
No matter the subject, someone out there will be passionate about it and pour all that fervor into a public fount of Web-based information.
Bloggers, tweeters, politicians and everyone else have an incentive to focus on the shutdown, to intensify the controversy, in order to drink from the resulting fount of public attention.
To the extent that the emphasis on low taxes has undermined educational attainment in red state America, the anti-tax Reagan Revolution has turned the GOP into a fount of public policy moralism that has undermined the economic success and security of those communities that it represents.
Indeed, the billions of euros flooding from Brussels to modernise infrastructure and public services often prove a fount of corruption.
But in Mumbai last week, I had the distinct sense that, real or imagined, public perceptions of the case have begun to erode the fount of good will toward the United States so assiduously built up over the last decade.
The crown is still the fount of all honour; a system of public nominations simply feeds the craving for recognition in new ways.
Social-networking websites encourage frankness about sexual orientation, and YouTube is a fount of videos featuring transgender confessionals and boys coming out to their mothers.Public opinion has certainly moved more quickly than public policy.
It is "Found Fount," not "Found Fonts".
Lil B is a fount of ignorant shit.
"Yearning is my chief fount of inspiration," he writes.
