fountainhead

Tell me the real truth, as you have it from the fountainhead.

It's always been my belief that this is the fountainhead of American music.

"It is the fountainhead, if you like, of most beer in the world."

He had no get, but was the fountainhead of a bloodline.

He posits that God is the fountainhead, reason and end of good in the world.

Homer may have shrugged already and the fountainhead run dry.

This was the fountainhead, and only Garry had recognized it.

The great wheel had turned slowly, and the East was once again the new fountainhead of vitality.

And now that response came welling back from its fountainhead of violence.

But it is here in Hartford, the fountainhead of the industry, that this difficult time has been felt most dramatically.

On the other hand, he is - or was - an inexhaustible fountainhead of crime.

The country is a fountainhead of poetry, and poets are held in high esteem.

At one point a crew member observes that 100 years of nothing is less time to a Fountainhead than a busy five minutes.

The Fountainhead was panned by critics in its initial release.

The Fountainhead has been cited by numerous architects as an inspiration for their work.

A large condominium, The Fountainhead, is on the east side.

Ancient Greece is the fountainhead of Western culture and politics.

Like the fountainhead of all things - Yet crystal clear like water it seems to remain.

The fire immediately flamed up when he understood the fountainhead of his tragedy.

It was called Fountainhead Design studio, named after his favorite book.

She was a fountainhead of support that enhanced the reputation of our Division.

For the last 25 years or more her home served as a fountainhead of funds for Democratic candidates from around the country.

Was The Fountainhead written for the purpose of presenting my philosophy?

I came because here is the fountainhead of us all, and we think of saving it."

After several delays, the film version of The Fountainhead was released in 1949.