Sentence examples for Became infused from inspiring English sources
In his hands it became infused with the language of category theory.
Suddenly noticing it was 4, the driver became infused with a sense of urgency.
The scentless air became infused with the sharp odors of fried food and petroleum; occasionally, a military plane roared overhead.
The air became infused with the rhythm of the bass, congas and maracas, and everyone on the block appeared to be consumed by the music.
Show music was born a mongrel form, of course, when the lyric sounds of operetta became infused with the vitality of original American forms like jazz and blues.
American individualism was universalist and idealist but acquired a harsher edge as it became infused with elements of social Darwinism (i.e., the survival of the fittest).
His soft voice becomes infused with anger.
This sense of sadness becomes infused with creepiness and fear when Radu surreptitiously enters the couple's sanctuary: "From then on, the bedroom was no longer mine.
Hopkins's line becomes infused with and energised by its subject - almost as if the subject had been trusted to wield the paintbrush.
KIPP's ambitious project is unique for its focus on school leadership, a concept that has grown in importance as education has become infused with business principles.
Free of associations at the moment, it will become infused with our ideas about Isis – just as al-Qaida, rather than bringing to mind its translation, "the base", has become irrevocably linked with death and destruction.
