fount

Example Sentences

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Maddow became a favorite of many progressives who viewed her show as a fount of wisdom.

From Salon

But forest degradation, as the authors write, is the primary culprit in terms of making the rainforest a carbon fount.

From Salon

He encouraged all to “reflect on the value of this marvelous and non-substitutive gift of God,” adding that water “isn’t some good of commerce but “fount of life and of health.”

From Seattle Times

It’s interesting that Stanford, a genuine fount of innovation, gave its cautionary letter a softness suggesting unspoken sympathy.

From Washington Post

Indeed, a U.K.-based billionaire controls Fox News, America’s most successful cable news network and a gushing fount of incendiary disinformation.

From Washington Post