Sentence examples for deeply imbue from inspiring English sources

For sensing, we exploited the double-scale porosity of the layer such that the meso-pores behave as highways for the gas species to enter the whole thickness and deeply imbue the network of nanopores.

For Messiaen's music is deeply imbued with his Roman Catholic faith.

Nothing characterises Norway as much as a deeply imbued sense of safety and security.

Despite their young ages many of the musicians are deeply imbued with the traditions of their cultures.

Although deeply imbued with the Classical spirit, especially that of Greece, Chénier exploited Classical myths for modern purposes.

Though not all Eastern Christian mystical texts were deeply imbued with Platonism, all were marked by the monastic experience.

In modern Europe, the men of letters of Germany were long the most deeply imbued with abstract philosophy.

In this supposed hotbed of Islamic radicalism, the young people of Dadaab are deeply imbued with liberal values.

If Christianity is to embark upon truly cooperative relations with other religions, it must be deeply imbued with the insight and experience of the mystics.

"The meat of this turkey," he writes, "is the most flavourful and moist you will ever taste, deeply imbued with the multitudinous perfumes of the stuffing".

Its political culture is deeply imbued with antagonism towards America, Japan and South Korea, and most of its huge army is within shelling distance of Seoul, the South's capital.