Sentence examples for as imbued from inspiring English sources

They see America, and especially Hollywood, as imbued with a culture of forgetting.

(In a review in The New York Times of the Stratford production in Ontario, Charles Isherwood described his "superbly sung" Judas as "imbued with an embittered ferocity").

The "Vesti" news show ran a segment depicting Salisbury as imbued with a spirit of "modern European tolerance" and full of gay bars.

Whatever one might think of the Tea Partiers, for good or for ill, it would probably stretch reality beyond all elasticity to describe their rallies as imbued with entertainment value worthy of a cour des miracles.

"There's not a lot I can say," she told Mr. Kenny, describing the employees of Yahoo as imbued "with a renewed sense of wanting to show the world what we can do, given the crazy press out there".

But Miller believes the peascod was just as imbued with notions of virility as the codpiece, with the two often mentioned together in texts, and the peapod "a potent sexual symbol, likened to male genitalia".

Bowie himself praised the Brazilian singer's recordings as imbuing the works with "a new level of beauty".

Although some development partner actors were as strategically located, none had the same level of authority or trust as was imbued by being a member of the government civil service.

I loved a little white celery-and-sea urchin tart, as sumptuous as flan, imbued with a briny oceanic quality, yet breezy as well, served with concentrated slivers of bottarga, or pressed roe.

And there's some evidence that these can be imbued as late as adolescence (schools like KIPP work on character as well as academics).

A world-renowned, founding figure in analytical psychology, and one of the twentieth century's most vibrant thinkers, C.G. Jung imbued as much inspiration, passion, and precision in what he made as in what he wrote.