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The phrase "was brimming with" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey that something is full or overflowing with a certain emotion, feeling, or other abstract entity. For example, "The room was brimming with warmness and generosity."
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Lagerfeld, however, was brimming with energy.
Yankee Stadium was brimming with hope.
B. King's was brimming with genuine fans.
Back then Ms. Liu was brimming with confidence.
By 1985, he was brimming with class-conscious fervor.
[cartoon id= a12274"] Lagerfeld, however, was brimming with energy.
The cast looked great and was brimming with talent.
Roka, my four-year-old son, was brimming with excitement.
Within a few months of opening its doors, Skydeck was brimming with activity.
The venue was brimming with members who had been promised "an important announcement" about elections.
Afterward, he was brimming with confidence and not anywhere close to satisfied.
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