Sentence examples for filled with interest from inspiring English sources

Storytelling is a skill, just as good conversational skills are; it's about taking the listener to a place or situation filled with interest, intrigue, dynamism and excitement.

The walls are filled with interest-rate arcana and mortgage memorabilia; his desk is surrounded by monitors that permit him to track everything from catastrophic-risk portfolios to the price of pollution.

The evening began to be filled with their interest.

Another drag on our economy is the current tax code, which is a complicated mess, filled with special interest loopholes, saddling our people with more than six billion hours of paperwork and headache every year.

"My future will be filled with new interests and challenges," he said in a statement.

The need for campaign reform was obvious as this Congress dealt with an agenda filled with special-interest legislation.

"So we asked, 'What if we rethink the streets?' The street is seen as this place of freedom, and yet it is incredibly polluted, it takes a lot of capital to maintain, it's filled with private interests.

She sees a marked contrast between what she called the party feel of Lit Crawl, filled with writers interested in having fun, and events studded with literary stars, which, for the audience, can feel "almost like worshiping at the foot of your idol".

Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, also a member of the Commerce Committee, is primarily concerned with the U.S.O.C.'s structural problems (the volunteer president and the professional chief executive seem to clash regularly), the revolving-door leadership, and a 123-member board filled with competing interests.

But his own school days were filled with impractical interests like juvenile poetry or a long undergraduate essay (since lost) about nuclear negotiations with the Soviet Union.

Schweitzer would appeal to many disaffected voters with his characterization of the nation's capital as "A giant cesspool filled with special interests".