Sentence examples for has imbibed from inspiring English sources

He has imbibed the negativities of feudalism.

Instead, Everett has imbibed and regurgitated, spreading more poison into the world, like a beached oil tanker.

Corzine has imbibed the high-minded scorn for hardscrabble politics that is widespread throughout the educated elite.

At the end of such an extravagant meal, it's hard not to feel as if one has imbibed a pound of melted butter and a quart of cream.

It has imbibed the same entrepreneurial spirit as its clientele, employing workers in two shifts to maintain office hours of 7.30am to 7.30pm, seven days a week.

The country has been slogging through a string of official scandals and missteps that hinge on the gnawing sense that the nation's elite has imbibed too much of its own press.

He and most others had imbibed, Ms Himmelreich had not.

They were supposed to have imbibed lessons in human rights and warnings against rape.

For some reason I got that sickly sensation of having imbibed too much rich eggnog.

Successive generations have imbibed this notion, along with the watchwords "never again".

Is there some unresolved, untrusting bit of me that they've imbibed?