Sentence examples for now consumed with from inspiring English sources

The country is now consumed with the Enron cesspool.

This was a role played in the past by Egypt, now consumed with its own revolution.

I'm sure they are happy that working people are now consumed with blaming one another for the chaos they've created.

Once obsessed with rebuilding the neighborhood, he is now consumed with preserving it, and in the process, shellacking his legacy.

Mr Bernanke is now consumed with responsibilities he never imagined when he became chairman in early 2006.

Yet the peacekeepers' efforts are now consumed with trying to contain the immediate violence, with little time or energy left for developing a long-term solution.

They're not consumed with personal ambition.

Only about 10 per cent of the cheese now consumed in France is "genuine" – in other words, made with untreated milk.

(And new technology brings this corollary benefit: you can now be consumed with real-estate envy in the privacy of your own shabby home).

The public discussion in Australia about this right now is consumed with the question whether an Abbott government, if and when in power, would actually rescind the legislation.

Japanese politics -- murky in the best of times -- have, for more than a month now, been consumed with scandals involving kickbacks, tax evasion and influence peddling, involving leading members of the governing Liberal Democratic Party.