fount

A fount of good advice and much looked up to.

I believe that the differences between men and women are the fount of life.

You must drink from the Fount, said the man in my dream.

The Web site, he said, was a fount for free speech.

Both women remember their schooling as a fount of possibility.

The Fount was working well, making magic out of all natural ingredients.

The film became a fount of quotes for Russian people.

He is also the fount of knowledge and wisdom on board the ship.

Maybe this society is too stupid to deserve the Fount.

You are the fount that makes small brooks to flow.

I'll bet you are a fount of interesting information, Captain.

The chances were billions to one, and yet, we have the founts.

As if she were going to be the fount of irresistible wisdom.

They have become the go-to fount of information that has been needed.

"You believe I am the fount from which all blessings flow?"

I drink in the ecstasy of his material fount now for the second time.

All the children blessed themselves from the fount and went straight up to the altar.

The white fount Of speech is stifled at its source.

They are rarely the fount of all knowledge, and most have some vested interest.

But these pronouncements should not be taken as the fount of all wisdom.

He was a casual cynic and a fount of information.

A thousand little connections had to line up just perfect for us to find the founts and learn how to make them work.

Montgomery had a line about a river meandering level with its fount.

Who says Wall Street's dead as a fount of innovation?

From all quarters came students eager to drink at its founts of knowledge.