Sentence examples for be imbued with almost from inspiring English sources
Blueberries seem to be imbued with almost magical properties, reputed to ward off cancer, improve your circulation, sharpen your eyesight and even your memory.
First, the sociologist Max Weber's notion of charismatic leadership – the cult of personality which grew up around Hitler, the belief that he was imbued with almost superhuman powers and should never be questioned.
In this same context, natural objects can be imbued with sacred power.
Despite the occasion, they were imbued with an almost dandyish, even jokey sense of incongruity: "My urologist, who is quite famous, wanted to cut off my testicles. . . .
Certainly films such as "Barry Lyndon" and "The Shining" are imbued with an almost Manichean sense of the force of evil and the fallibility of man.But there is contrary evidence, notably in Mr Kubrick's 40-year marriage to an ex-actress, Suzanne Christian, who appears briefly in "Paths of Glory".
Most of Dunn's comics are imbued with a certain longing that almost celebrates isolation and loneliness.
Cherrystones's music is imbued with cinematic Technicolor, you can almost visualise the movies in his head.
The videos are imbued with a palpable awkwardness you can almost feel your palms start to sweat as you watch them as Harmon usually alters the soundtrack, strips the scene's dialogue, and appears silent himself, making for the longest awkward pause of your life.
Almost every movie is imbued with markers of the times — of the sort that usually elude the director's intentions.
