Sentence examples for be imbued with six from inspiring English sources
WHEN Jacques Pépin slices a baguette, there is a distinct sound that seems to be imbued with six decades of experience in the kitchen.
This latest wild wonder watch by master watch maker Christophe Claret is imbued with three different Casio games, and you can play blackjack with it, as the watch as the dealer.
In this same context, natural objects can be imbued with sacred power.
Leaving the malice the word was imbued with to one side, though, what Buckley said about Vidal was true.
Score: 5.4 Japan Suzuka Oct. 13 The Suzuka circuit is imbued with Formula One history, and it is often cited as the favorite track for the drivers, with its roller-coaster look and feel.
This issue of Swallow includes 20 scratch-and-sniff stickers throughout that are imbued with the aromas of one of the city's many colonias, or neighborhoods.
However, yesterday's nomination is imbued with additional controversy for two reasons.
The standoff between the two men was imbued with added drama by the fact that Mr. Thierse, a Social Democrat like Chancellor Gerhard Schroder, is an eastern German who lived most of his life under Communism before Mr. Kohl acted decisively to achieve unification in 1990.
Everything he touched over the span of nearly thirty years was imbued with a sense of a sad hopefulness, as if his world was constantly on the verge of falling apart but maybe, just maybe, this next song would stick the scattered parts of his heart back together again.
