Sentence examples for imbue everything from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Wellman, who tends to imbue everything with extra color, poetry and significance, concedes that most people would call Ursula gray).

Google and other tech companies will have succeeded, he said, when none of this seems magical, or even visible, because technology will imbue everything in our lives, which is a theme of Google's.

Ms. Lindsey described a candy store near her home that sold chocolates decorated with tiny portraits of the general, as well as a Tumblr entitled "Where else have you seen Sisi today?" that shows pictures of the General's name or likeness used to imbue everything from wedding parties to fast food with a dose of nationalist energy.

Here We Go, the taster track released last November, sets the mood perfectly: "So, here we go/ With my faith and my hand's really shook up/ Airplane, take us all away to New York City" Owens manages to imbue everything he does with an old-fashioned sense of romance, and his lyrics carry a weighty honesty.

Why have we as people tried to imbue everything with a sense of fun?

Class imbues everything in food".

The marrow from the bone had leaked out, imbuing everything with its fatty, brawny goodness — especially the watery cabbage.

Stanley Greene had all of this, as well as a depth of feeling; it imbued everything he did, and is the indefinable thing permeating the pictures he took.

An unpretentious singer with a sweet, steady voice, Ms. Wilson lacks the forceful delivery of Ms. Ronstadt but imbues everything she touches with the kind of plaintive, unvarnished simplicity and understatement associated with Alison Krauss, who has a purer voice.

Van Eyck's artistic vision, static and formal though it is, also has maintained its power, imbuing everything he painted with a spiritual presence, for all his unbridled love of material appearances.

What appears to be finite is really couched in the infinite, and the infinite imbues everything in our lives".