Sentence examples for feel imbued from inspiring English sources

I feel imbued with animal rhythm and heat.

Coated with ephemeral effects and inhabiting shifting atmospheres, his songs feel imbued with a sense of how fleeting life can be.

Apparently I was the first person to tell her that she wasn't required to change the world or feel imbued with purpose every minute of the day, and that it was perfectly okay to go to a job she enjoyed, do it well, advance in that field, and stay in it or use what she learned to go do something else.

I felt imbued with a spirit of defending the country.

Walking interviews pointed to three facets of the outdoor landscape – as un/natural, dis/placed and im/mobile – that walkers felt imbued it with therapeutic qualities.

Those who labeled themselves victims of addiction or abuse or bad parenting felt imbued with a sense of righteousness.

The weary collapse in exhaustion, but no one else seems willing to surrender a moment that feels imbued with the idealism of defiance.

-- it is very funny most of the time, yet it still feels imbued with Zweig's spirit.

The whole evening feels imbued with religiosity, a campfire sing-along for the righteous in relaxed-fit khakis.

Only a pair of Ahearn's sculptures in the round one of a small boy in a superhero costume (Carlos/Spiderman, 2015), the other of an old man on crutches, missing a foot (Henry Manns Descending Stairs, 1999/2009)—felt imbued with any gravity or presence.

When I settled into the desk chair of, say, the Education writer, someone who presumably pored through the education quarterlies and lunched with school reformers and kept abreast of the latest disagreements about how best to teach reading, I could feel myself imbued with the authoritative tone favored in those days at Time; I called that "instant omniscience".