Sentence examples for fully imbued from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I have never seen a production of any Jacobean tragedy that is so fully imbued, on so many levels, with a sense of duplicity, of doubleness.

The entire controversy was conducted in Latin, and no vernacular literature was produced; in fact, until the time of Augustine, most of the educated class, of the same social background as Augustine himself and fully imbued with Roman tradition, were Donatists if they were not pagan.

This directly resonates with what A.H. Armstrong, in his study of Plotinus, has described as the Neoplatonic doctrine of "Double Selfhood," a sensitivity to the human condition being at one and the same time (1) already fully imbued with the fullest state of intellect, but somewhat paradoxically also (2) fallen from and needing to return to the fullest state of intellect.

The public, fully imbued with militarism, also seems to buy into counterproductive military responses to the problem.

Sometimes it can be compromising to our health and safety, sometimes it can be mind-blowingly euphoric, and sometimes it can be fully imbued with the act of taking a shit.

The result is a "fully imagined" novel "imbued with intellectual curiosity," Emily Barton wrote in these pages in 1999.

She fully inhabits Valerie, imbuing her with a terrifying number of verbal and physical tics.

28), Mr. Tyson seemed fully at ease, imbuing these characterful miniatures with a range of shadings and nuances and playing with passion and poetry.

Jonathan Wilson imbued the early 1970s, ecology-aware Laurel Canyon mood so fully on his 2011 breakthrough album, Gentle Spirit, that you could almost smell the sycamore and marijuana.

Morrison flirts with the magical realism that imbued some of her earlier work but doesn't fully commit to the premise of Bride's inexplicably changing body.

Many of these poems employ strong end-rhyme and are imbued with a fairy-tale-like quality in their fully-formed fabrication.