Sentence examples for replete with tributes from inspiring English sources
They're starting the Jewish New Year with a new chief rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, after his predecessor, Jonathan Sacks, was given a communal send-off replete with tributes from assorted prime ministers, fellow faith leaders and Prince Charles.
The Stephen A. Schwarzman Building is an imposing marble temple, a shrine to scholarship replete with tributes to the Astors, a Sistine Chapel-like reading room, experts in every conceivable field of study, and, during the holidays, a towering Christmas tree for tourists to pose in front of.
Amazon.com reports more than 18,000 books about winning, and our literature about success is replete with inspirational tributes to athletes, coaches, warriors, and those that overcame huge obstacles to win.
And Rob Ashford's choreography is replete with literal-minded tributes to 1980's music videos for era-defining songs like "Thriller," "Material Girl" and "Flashdance". But the show has at least a flutter of a hedonist's pulse.
The composition book has filled with tributes.
His Scotch Symphony, replete with misty ruins and ceremonial tartans and set to Mendelssohn, is less a tribute to Scotland itself than to the romantic ballets of 19th-century Paris, especially La Sylphide.
So replete with memories.
Russia was replete with talent.
"History is replete with such things.
Senghor's career was replete with paradoxes.
