Sentence examples for the true fount from inspiring English sources
American gardeners draw from a world of sources and influences, of course, but the true fount of our gardening is always Britain.
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.
Wimbledon has always been the true church of tennis, the fount of its traditions and the only one of the majors that is still played on grass.
"I fully admit that political Rights proceed directly from religious duties, and hold this to be the true basis of Liberalism". For him, conscience was the fount of freedom, and its claims were superior to those of the state.
None of us want to see heavy government regulation, especially of the Internet, the fount of so much innovation and economic productivity.
The monarch is the "fount of honour", the source of all honours and dignities in the United Kingdom.
The railway tracks to Auschwitz hit the buffers just above the orchestra pit – the fount of so much heavenly music.
The Constitution is the fount of authority for the national government and protects Americans even when they are overseas.
For millennia, we have regarded the emotions as the fount of irrationality, baseness, and sin.
At the head of the party is the leader, who is the fount of all policy.
The Sovereign is deemed the "fount of justice"; although the Sovereign does not personally rule in judicial cases, judicial functions are performed in his or her name.
