Sentence examples for is full of questions from inspiring English sources

King John is full of questions about English nationalism and our destiny as a nation.

He's clearly in awe of Tommy, a real celebrity, and is full of questions.

This Food and Drink Issue of the magazine -- the fourth annual -- is full of questions.

Harrower's speech is full of questions – about the press and politicians – that may be rhetorical but could be answered.

The world is full of questions about the natural world that scientists are working to answer every day.

Penn's portrait is full of questions, prime among them the one of who chose its mise-en-scène.

The 2012 free-agent class is full of question marks.

The list of "disappeared people" reported to the Asociación Tepayac, an advocacy group for Mexican immigrants in New York, is full of question marks, partial information, blanks.

He was full of questions.

They were full of questions.

The students were full of questions.