Rife In A Sentence

• Smuggling was rife here.
• A spirit of unrest is rife there.
• Indignation was rife the day that order was published.
• It was a fancy rife with poetic melancholy.
• Paris, of course, is rife with politics.
• Sedition is rife all over Egypt.
• The region was a fair hunting ground, rife of buffalo.
• All the shade Is rife with magic and movement.
• There are many sub-Flauberts rife in London.
• Rumors were rife in the south as to the object of the visit.
• Monitoring is rife with all manner of tempting evil mischief.
• The detestable crime of abortion is appallingly rife in our day.
• The capital was rife with various rumors that augured ill for the future.
• The speculations which once would have been rife enough, were now silent.
• Bombay had not taken the distemper, rife in such a large area of India.
• Talk was rife over the commanding general's pomp and circumstance.

• Gossip had been rife in the fishing village over the sudden disappearance of the two men.
• Mediaeval legend is equally rife with accounts of wonderful creatures of the sea.
• The people within it are immensely disheartened, and dissensions are rife among them.
• Treachery was {186} rife among the different sections of the wide-spreading organization.
• At best it was all uncertain, rife with shadows, peopled with ghosts of doubt and haunting dreads.
• Odd rumors with which the theater world has ever been rife began to reach Adrienne.
• Superstition is rife in ascribing these earth-shakings chiefly to the remissness of the priesthood.
• He was then in his sixty-eighth year, and had lived down most of the hostility which formerly had been so rife against him.
• They could hardly have held together many days longer in the midst of the jealousies rife in their camps.
• Misery was rife among those who remained, and they strove to alleviate it by a diligent attention to signs and omens.
• The affair profoundly moved the young community, having regard to the unrest which had been rife in the land.
• Too quickly they perceived the imperfections of their government, the corruption rife among the officials of every class.
• But the old migratory instinct of his puritan ancestry was rife within him, and he hungered to go abroad into the land.
• Conjecture was rife as to the purpose of the Confederates in supplying us with spittoons and nothing else.
• He alluded to the discontent rife among his subjects at this state of things, and to the urgent need to set them right.
• There was, indeed, a wild proposition rife at one time to fire the house and burn it to the ground.
• It was true that silverware was not rife in that island, but there was an infinitude of potential voters, who could be converted into coin.
• Idleness, intemperance, and riot were rife among the students, as we learn from the novels and memoirs of the day.
• A donation party for our minister was to be given the last day of April, and the air was rife with conjectures.
• Scandinavian mythology, like that of all bold maritime peoples in old times, is rife with legends of certain great monsters of the sea.
• His place was assured, true enough, but there was another matter, even more vital, which was rife with uncertainty.
• We had no muskets, though swords were rife enough in Dalness, so a stand and a defence by weapons was out of the question.
• The next instant they were at close quarters, swinging madly, rife with the one desire to down the other, to maim, to kill.
• Corruption is rife everywhere, the public are gulled by the Press, and the religion of to-day is, alas!

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