Sentence examples for exist filled from inspiring English sources

Ria Jenkins (the Guardian, Indie Haven) put it well in an email to me when she talked about finishing Dragon Age: Origins for the first time: "Knowing that as soon as I stopped playing, the cast of characters who had convinced me of their life would cease to exist, filled me with a thick melancholy".

They make albums that cravenly attempt to conjure up the atmosphere of their best-loved classic works; he makes albums that conjure up a world before Bob Dylan existed – filled with music that sounds like blues or rockabilly or country from an age when pop was as yet untouched by his influence.

Born on this day 161 years ago, the painter ranks among the most recognizable (not to mention expensive) artists to have ever existed, filling the halls of major museums from the Louvre to the Met to the Rijksmuseum.

Mergers are aimed at plugging gaps in the product line, and Pfizer doesn't have many; those that exist can be filled by alliances, which this year will bring in $1 billion a year in extra revenue for Pfizer.

In conclusion, the results of this survey show that the Italian public health community has the necessary attitudinal background to contribute to the proper introduction and use of predictive genetic testing for chronic diseases, but some knowledge gaps exist that should be filled through appropriate training.

The ones that exist are filled to capacity and are no longer accepting new cases.

At the very least, the inherent power must continue to exist to fill in the interstices.

And finally, there are the articles that don't serve any educational or commercial purpose but simply exist to fill pages, and it's in these articles that you generally find the most jaw-dropping examples of ignorance.

Weismann, however, lacked nearly all the experimental genetic data that now exists; he filled in the details of his theory with wide-ranging speculation that became at times somewhat mystical.

"Gentlemen," he said, "I may never get up to the Arctic and I certainly will never see Wild Alaska, but in those days when my own world seems dark and small, just to know such places exist will fill my soul with hope".

However, many maths courses exist to fill the gaps in knowledge.