Sentence examples for deeply infused by from inspiring English sources

In Montaigne we have a writer whose work is deeply infused by philosophical thought.

These extra virgin olive oils are deeply infused and perfumed with unusual citrus.

I've never met a dish of pasta more deeply infused with the sunny brightness of citrus.

His poems do this work because they are deeply infused with both Sufi mystical language and European mythology.

As the novel progresses, its language becomes sparer, lovelier, more deeply infused with Ames's yearning metaphysics.

As each of the heroes is the son of a god (Dharma, Vayu, Indra, and the Ashvins, respectively), the epic is deeply infused with religious implications.

Though deeply infused with what the Portuguese call saudade (a sort of melancholy yearning), they were unexpectedly melodic and most enjoyable to listen to.

Conscience is the voice of values long and deeply infused into one's sinew and blood.

Mainstream Christianity is so deeply infused with the rhetoric of Christ's love that most Americans can imagine nothing else, and have no appreciation or memory of the revolution wrought by Beecher and his peers.

The prospect of Lou Dobbs short-lived presidential candidacy was the cherry on the cake of a campaign already deeply infused with hostility to immigrants and foreigners.

Religion is so deeply infused into the landscape, and rhythms of daily life, it can sometimes be difficult to distinguish between trees and temples.