Sentence examples for filled with issues from inspiring English sources
The narrative is filled with issues that move both narrator and author, and sections are given over to environmental treatise.
The magazine rack was filled with issues of The Stockman Grass Farmer and Entrepreneur ("Young Millionaires: how they did it and how you can, too").
"Beluga Days" is an important book filled with issues that resonate beyond the conservation of Cook Inlet's beluga population to other parts of the world where the traditional use of wildlife, conservation and development are increasingly in competition.
Not all relationships are filled with issues or challenges, but few are pain-free.
Its bookshelves are filled with back issues of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and The Face.
In the end, this could be an election filled with major issues but not driven by them.
The world is filled with complex issues involving agricultural production, energy, oceanic pollution, atmospheric greenhouse gases and the like, but policies approach obstacles from a diagnostic view.
The newsstands are filled with special issues on the "100 Best This" or the "100 Best That" of the century now wobbling to a close.
In this post-colonial world filled with identity issues and native aspirations, we need a different name, one that invokes the land and its heritage without prejudice.
"What would it take for you to leave off coming here?" "Probably the afterlife," Mr. Dong says, not looking up from a bin filled with back issues of Hulk and Secret Invasion.
That you are filled with shame issues.
