Sentence examples similar to somewhat replete from inspiring English sources
But most -- overloaded with oh-so-clever copy, or replete with meaningless references -- are somewhat less than compelling.
Generals GÖRING, HIMMLER, and JODL stand before a large military map replete with tiny tanks and artillery pieces, looking somewhat agitated.
But when we consider this statement in the context of the current information ecosystem, replete with manipulative narratives spread by bots and human operators alike, it's somewhat jarring.
Also somewhat hard to credit is the central turn of the plot, which finds an F.B.I. functionary, replete with dark suit and matching fedora, descending on the motel to ferret out the Communist among its residents.
While reggaeton lyrics were typically vulgar, sexist, and replete with clichés, Residente's poetry although often raunchy was notably cerebral; it was colourful, provocative, witty, and somewhat surreal.
So replete with memories.
Russia was replete with talent.
"History is replete with such things.
I was replete, exhausted and happy.
Senghor's career was replete with paradoxes.
