Examples of 'are riddled' in a sentence
Meaning of "are riddled"
The phrase 'are riddled' is commonly used to describe a situation or thing that is full of or plagued by a large number of something, often referring to problems, issues, or flaws. It implies that the subject is visibly or significantly impacted by the presence of numerous undesirable elements or characteristics
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From top to bottom we are riddled with cruelty.
Are riddled with what they call indicators of remorse.
Their bodies are riddled with disease.
Sometimes the places on the web i need to go are riddled.
Houses are riddled with bullet holes.
The surrounding areas are riddled with mines.
They are riddled with potholes.
Pictures captured in low light are riddled with noise.
Cows are riddled with growth hormones.
I bet those places are riddled with ghosts.
We are riddled with sin.
A lot of bad poems are riddled with clichés.
They are riddled with pain and injustice from the moment we are born.
The temple walls are riddled with holes.
We are riddled with ingratitude We give no love or latitude.
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The incidents are riddled with mystery.
The investigations into allegations of torture in Mexico are riddled with flaws.
Your eyes are riddled with fear.
We should assume that our intelligence services are riddled with hostiles.
The mountains are riddled with adits and holes.
Throughout the literature review it was clear that FIdM systems are riddled with potential contradictions.
Your arguments are riddled with logical fallacies.
The measurements suggest that the rocks beneath Curiosity are riddled with holes.
Some areas are riddled with plague.
Are riddled with Hive mutations.
His live concerts are riddled with political commentary.
The Gawalise Hills to the west of the bay are riddled with holes.
Such claims are riddled with flaws.
Regrettably, many government health programs are riddled with fraud.
Most sports are riddled with drug use.
Not only is there no physical evidence, the confessions are riddled with conflict.
Both of them are riddled with guilt.
Largely because of the permissive attitude of the clergy, their flocks are riddled with immorality.
The institutions are riddled with corruption.
Due to their close contact with Nature, their beliefs are riddled with.
All modern control systems are riddled with contradictions.
Both are riddled with corruption.
Until their bodies are riddled with scars.
Sites that are riddled with spam can end up turning potential customers off.
These granola bars are riddled with gluten.
Others are riddled with bugs, making them almost useless in terms of functionality.
Films and books are riddled with death.
All three are riddled with such serious flaws as to render the JIG 's conclusion unsustainable.
The few functioning institutions are riddled with corruption.
These are riddled with woodworm.
Most of our public institutions are riddled with corruption.
The streets are riddled with potholes and road damage.
I am burning your clothes because they are riddled with little visitors.
Brains are riddled with error.
The streets of Metro City are riddled with crime.
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