Think of the smart young people ready to believe, filled with curiosity and good thoughts, and imagine with what astonishment and amusement they must come away from such scenes.
"Still, the president, following one of our most absurdest traditions in the government that invented the separation of church and state, will put his hand on this book filled with things he does not believe — filled with things that no one in the United States of America believes — and with his hand on this book he will recite the oath of office".
Hacker says kids are now "luxury goods," which people believe fill their lives with joy and deep satisfaction (despite the fact that many studies show that children do not increase overall happiness).
Mr. Breitbart was activated as a conservative for good by the 1991 Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Clarence Thomas, a process he believed was filled with politically motivated innuendo.
Earlier this week, Malaysia also announced it had uncovered mass graves they believed were filled with Rohingya migrants.
A separate group was given a bowl they believed was filled with special "low-calorie" M&Ms.
He says he saw cramped holding pools he believes were filled with too much chlorine; animals going blind or developing arthritis prematurely; and senior trainers banished from working with their beloved whales because they dared to speak out.
I was accused a few years back of doing that very thing: writing a play about 9/11, The Mercy Seat, less than a year after the twin towers fell, focusing on the selfish acts of my protagonist on a day that most Americans still want to believe was filled with heroism and personal sacrifice.
Department of Justice sources told the Observer that prosecutors were "working around the clock" to build a criminal complaint against Mrs Madoff in an effort to ask a judge to freeze her bank accounts, which they believe are filled with the proceeds of her husband's crimes.
The Bureau of Reclamation was unimpressed by Goethals' report, believing it filled with errors.
