Sentence examples for be imbued with something from inspiring English sources
Adept as machines are at calculation, people are said to be imbued with something higher: judgment.
The club is imbued with something of its founder's spirit.
Similarly, McConaughey's drawling, leering host might in other circumstances have been imbued with something sinister, like the MC in Cabaret.
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.
Like, it is something if I think so: this dumb rock could actually be imbued with tremendous power if I wanted it to be".
In this same context, natural objects can be imbued with sacred power.
Wearing a white Nudie suit embroidered with a broken heart on each breast and crosses on her bell bottoms, the singer proceeded to deliver a rendition of Dylan's "It Ain't Me, Babe" that was imbued with a sense that something real was at stake, something bigger than this annual major label infomercial usually provides.
But having borne witness to the catastrophic loss of life in the Gallipoli Campaign and the death of most of his army comrades, as well as having suffered through the loss of most of his family, at age 34 Bruce was imbued with "a driving ambition to make something of a life which providence had spared".
Chaos magic never quite happened (the concept of wearing something because it was "imbued with meaning" is a bit arch), but the idea of magic?
