The phrase "authority filled" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is filled with authority, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "The room was authority filled, making everyone feel the weight of the decisions being made."
Alternatives: "filled with authority" or "imbued with authority".
None would have been older than thirteen, and one wonders how they were affected, in the short or lifelong run, by hearing a middle-aged man, high in authority, fill the dark night with talk of eyeballs.
Unlike the multiethnic sprawl of the cities, the rural towns and villages are tighter and more cohesive, with tribal and other traditional sources of authority filling the vacuum left by Assad's crumbling army.
The Soviet and international Olympic authorities filled the gaps by inviting teams from countries that had not qualified.
The details of what Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told authorities fill out a growing portrait of what the grievously wounded young man has told investigators at his hospital bedside.
They recently purchased a water tank, which camp authorities fill up every five days. .
After they're emptied, authorities fill the tunnels up with wet cement up to the border.
They recently purchased a water tank, which camp authorities fill up every five days.
While we distribute aid ourselves, we work closely with the authorities, filling out all the appropriate paperwork, inviting government officials to bear witness, even asking them to give speeches as we give aid.
In the case of the unsuccessful product design task force, the vacuum of authority is filled by too much group cohesion.
The authority also filled its ranks with politically connected people like Mary A. Bergenty, the girlfriend of William A. Tomasso, a construction executive whose company is at the heart of the federal investigation into bid-rigging.
