Sentence examples for Imbue with from inspiring English sources
Imbue with local flavour by adding scenes involving haggis, tattie scones, or cock-a-bloody-leekie. 6.
These things we then imbue with negative emotions and attachments.
Like Jihadi John, this man – whoever he is – remains a bauble, one we imbue with significance at our own risk.
Most of his work depicts the mature female form, which he attempted to imbue with symbolic significance.
At his side, observing him with increasing alarm, is his F.B.I. handler (Tommy Lee Jones, in a thankless role that he manages to imbue with some gravity).
Physiognomy continues to be appealing, because the face is such an important social stimulus, which we always imbue with meaning, and because we live in large societies where we can't know everyone.
Vampires are imbued with romance.
This is research imbued with responsibility.
Yet his works are imbued with Central European Expressionism.
Yes, I am imbued with surrealism.
She is imbued with rationalism, tolerance, progressivism.
