Sentence examples for i imbibed from inspiring English sources
(Mine held vodka, which I imbibed for the purposes of the experiment).
I imbibed his rule about professional clothing, one he had been taught by his first boss.
At the ice bar, I imbibed sparingly from ice cubes filled with vodka.
Marxist views of history, which I imbibed as an undergraduate, take this further: history is determined by material conditions – wages, working conditions, social relations.
I imbibed this history as a 13-year-old member of the Clyde River Steamer Club (founded 1932), which sometimes organised sea-going excursions.
I imbibed it then without naming it, but I can see now how important it was that his feminism and queerness and blackness all blazed together, implicit, a streak of insistence on what's possible, a rejection of the paltry ways of being that pretend to be all that's on offer.
If I imbibe more than a sip of spirits (really, just a sip!) I get slammed with a headache within the hour.
Because if I imbibe, I just eat cheese.
She remarked that "I imbibe from people I work with and I want to be like them", and cited Mumtaz, Marilyn Monroe, and Audrey Hepburn as fashion inspirations.
My wine enrichment has grown substantially by merely being cognizant of wine glass size, how much I'm pouring, and the speed at which I imbibe.
