Sentence examples for get imbued from inspiring English sources

When did bangs get imbued with the sensualities of now-deceased French film actresses/whores?

But what I find incredible is that we have imbued credit scores with these magical predictive powers — and yet the companies coming up with the scores can't even get the borrower's address and employer right.

And nothing is bigger than that, nothing gets more imbued with that, than family.

Never have the words "get the butter" been imbued with as much meaning as they are in this scene, where Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider do it very much sunny side down.

But ultimately, I feel fortunate to have been imbued with a strong sense of structure early on because if you don't get it as a child, you don't get it in your adult and professional life.

Get your Fire imbue (first level 5 skill in Fire tree) and your Anti-Devil Bow skill.

It's got crunchy, salty chickpeas imbued with spice.

I came away with about the worst degree one could get and sailed for South Africa still imbued with the notion that I could become a serious writer.

But what you do get is a series of meditations imbued with mortality and mutability, coming from the body, or from the boundaries between the body and the world.

The idea of Button getting younger and younger is not imbued with any great comic or tragic insight.

Its proponents imagine that the way to get children to stop misbehaving is to imbue them with religiously-driven ideas about what constitutes a moral life, and convince them that God will punish them for any infractions.