The sense of professional belonging and connection imbued among the community of HIV medical practitioners was viewed as uniquely traversing geographical and demographic differences.
At a time when "the ultimate, most sublime values have retreated from the public sphere" [Weber 1919/1946, 155], Weber found an instrumental value in nationalism insofar as it can imbue patriotic feelings among the otherwise apathetic citizenry and thereby increase their participation in public affairs.
They were young, broadminded and savvy; after all, the mission was not purely to precipitate change for the poor of Africa - it was also to imbue a lasting belief among billions that politics could effect change.
Chief among the aspects of your corporate culture that you must imbue in all employees -but particularly the stars who are most vulnerable to hubris— is the virtue of humility.
A drummer from "Stomp" plays on top of a D.J.'s beats, and a trumpeter roams among the Buddhas meant to imbue an exotic air.
Unlike the films of Swanberg and Bujalski (among other younger filmmakers), "Tiny Furniture" doesn't seem imbued with cinephilic, implicitly film-critical reflection; the cinema comes off as a social fact rather than as a model of representation or mode of thought.
But more often, these songs – written with Passion Pit's Michael Angelakos among others – are imbued with enough subtle strangeness to remain beguiling.
When she decided to commission a perfume for her best clients - a new trend among fashion houses - it was important that it imbue this freshness.
Among his colleagues, Mr. Daniel was known for an ability to imbue his writing with a strong feeling for the places and people he had seen.
The ayatollah's prescriptions for daily living are imbued with the force of law among the majority of the world's 200 million or so Shiites who follow him, his religious teachings are sacrosanct and his political sway is powerful.
"He was a skirt chaser, among other things," Ms. Freilicher said, laughing off the episode recently, refusing to imbue it with the self-importance others might have.
