Sentence examples for has been imbued from inspiring English sources

It is as if paper has been imbued with life.

In other words, the aura of music has been imbued in objects (and services, cruise lines, life insurance, etc).

Hall believes that much of the press coverage of wheelchair racers here has been imbued with "the stereotype that we're in constant need of assistance".

And Mr. Kerry's trip — his fifth to the region as secretary of state — has been imbued with a sense of urgency.

For them, the survival of the popular church has been imbued with a deep meaning that can be personal, political or both.

GDP appears to have been detached from all that it is supposed to measure and has been imbued with an intrinsic value all of its own.

For nearly two decades now the German producer and DJ has been imbuing his take on deeper-dwelling house with a sense of the unadorned and organic.

"We've been imbued with these extraordinary Machiavellian conspiratorial capabilities".

Within a very short time indeed I had to revise the tribal wisdom with which I had been imbued.

Those prices are presumably commanded by an abstract assumption that, by some kind of sartorial osmosis, the garments have been imbued with the essence of wearers past.

Wearables are the various watches, bands, and badges that have been imbued with sensors and a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection.