Broken
Broken adjective - Forcibly separated into many pieces.
Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Both words in one sentence
- Richard Nixon attempts to do this to his interviewer in Frost/Nixon with a late night phone call, but as his drunken ramblings progress, all his Not So Different lines only end up revealing how broken and full of self-loathing he is.
Source: Break Them by Talking -
Break Them by Talking: Richard Nixon attempts to do this to Frost with a late night phone call, but as his drunken ramblings progress, all his lines only reveal how broken and full of self-loathing he is.
Source: Film / Frost/Nixon - A very nasty example in the movie Spun, where the protagonist leaves a girl tied to his bed, blindfolded, for a full day, with a stereo at full volume playing the first two seconds of her favorite song as a broken record.
Source: Broken Record
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