Sentence examples for full of rogue from inspiring English sources

He added: "The problem is that big investment banks are full of rogue traders: it is what they do".

The world is full of rogue nations and smugglers skilled at hiding illicit goods in the vast stream of global trade, and other nations may not be as willing as the United States to police sanctions rigorously.

Certainly, painting monkeys with curiously human faces after 1859 was not the same as painting them before that date, just as having a naked woman lying on a couch dreaming about forests full of rogue elephants with curling trunks after 1900 was not the same as doing so in the previous century.

Her own mother, "Muff", was a keen amateur actress and would have loved to have made a career of it, but her grandfather wouldn't hear of it: "He said it was all full of rogues and vagabonds, the theatrical profession".

The art world is full of pirates, rogues, eccentrics, bullies, and snobs, or, if you prefer, passionate aesthetes.

That is a world full of terrorists and rogue regimes dedicated to our destruction and not responsive to therapy or social work.

Somalia is full of truly violent, rogue bandits that have been expelled from their clans, and these unpredictable villains have for the most part been kept off the high seas by the vigilance of more disciplined pirate networks.

The election process was full of pints, heckling and rogue last minute candidate propositions.

The election process was full of pints, heckling, and rogue last-minute candidate propositions.

Palin's memoir, Going Rogue, is full of similar put-downs.

It is tempting to see the list as a rogues gallery, full of familiar names such as ExxonMobil who have lavishly funded campaigns to deny the role of fossil fuels in climate change.