Sentence examples for full of rumors from inspiring English sources
The Internet is full of rumors about Chen.
But Engel says that Mohseni's candor is "valuable in a place as full of rumors and half-truths as Kabul".
Shakespeare's Venice, as seen in, is a dark place, full of rumors and scheming and threatened violence.
Hanford was a vast, spread-out place in the bunchgrass country, full of rumors, secrecy, and apocryphal stories.
Kabul was full of rumors that more attacks were being planned ahead of a religious holiday beginning this weekend.
The Pakistani press was full of rumors that the military and civilian leaders were prepared to break relations with the United States, no matter what the cost.
Yet she also dreams about the "kingdom of coal" beneath her, which "remains a mystery, full of rumor and darkness".
Vladimir I. Dobrenkov, the dean of the sociology department, dismissed the complaints about the curriculum in a telephone interview, saying that the student claims "are full of hints, rumors and half-truths" and that no anti-Semitism has been taught or tolerated on campus.
Both online blogs and the mainstream media are full of unsubstantiated rumors, biased articles, and unsourced facts.
Today is chock full of Sidekick rumors and this one seems a bit more plausible than the prior one.
The book is full of cryptic rumors, half-remembered visions, and everyday images tied into the absurd, like an elevator on a beach releasing pink mist.
