Sentence examples for be imbued with a from inspiring English sources
Ms. Brown is the second female in the M&M's cast, after Ms. Green, and like her colorful counterparts she will be imbued with a distinct personality.
The demonstration that inanimate objects could be imbued with a value beyond their original purpose is something that will be exploited by other companies in the future.
He understood intuitively that for a building to become architecture, it must be imbued with a spirit that words, written or spoken, are hard-pressed to capture.
Sara Barker's precariously composed, angulated sculptures at Edinburgh's Fruitmarket Gallery (11 Mar to 5 Jun) promise to be imbued with a peculiar insectile grace.
Despite the fact that he drew from the Modernist design catalog with graphic references to Alvar Aalto, among others, Mr. Nilsson's clothes seemed, more than usual, to be imbued with a sense of fun.
Whole Foods is a gleaming sanctuary wherein only the purest, most nonviolent, non-cloned, virtuous, and pricey goods are said to dwell, a meetinghouse in which customers believe themselves to be imbued with a touch of divinity (95 East Houston Street and other locations).
Some said being raised Christian, they were imbued with a mission of giving to others as an act of Christian sacrifice.
Then he declared that the Serbs "never conquered or exploited others" and were imbued with a "historical being that throughout history was a liberating one".
McGirr cites this, persuasively, as proof that Prohibition was "imbued with a deeply antidemocratic impulse".
