Sentence examples for being imbibed from inspiring English sources

The point is that with every sip of Bud, every twelve-pack, every case or car trunkful of Bud, the strictest Anheuser-Busch moral code is being imbibed.

The moonshine being imbibed, the catalogue of African beers, African-branded cigarettes, the hookers even watching the screen not the customers.

They are being imbibed by what Vox's Plawsky describes as "bold status consumers"–sophisticated individuals from 25 to 35 years old, who are well-educated, high-income earners, and act as the consumer trend setters not followers.

Germination of E1 seed was not significantly affected (p>0.05) after being imbibed in 5-AzaC at concentrations up to 1.0mM, although there was a small but significant decline (to 98% germination) following exposure to 1.5mM (p ≤ 0.05).

Thus, folic acid and genistein are environmental exposures in the sense that consumers cannot necessarily know how much they are consuming – these bioactive substances are in so many foods, and one cannot tell from how they look or taste or how they are labeled exactly how much of these substances are being imbibed.

This nonchalance is imbibed by national regulators.

They somehow linger in the air, ready to be imbibed as if by osmosis.

Hallucinogens were imbibed, Captain Beefheart records were studied, some washing was foregone and schroomadealica was born.

Monarchy is a narcotic; Elizabeth II is not known or understood, she is imbibed.

Mushroom trips are experienced, anarchic games of kick the can are played, a lot of booze is imbibed.

Similarly, portions of the dead may be imbibed in mortuary sacramental rites to obtain the attributes of the deceased or to ensure their reincarnation.