Sentence examples for imbue that from inspiring English sources
Much of it has to do with Friel, who manages to imbue that old dual personality cliche (hyper-competent cop, complete mess at home) with a sense of scratchy, intense vulnerability.
To make life marginally less pleasant, and then to imbue that experience with spiritual meaning, seems to me actually to belittle real suffering – unchosen, uninvited, unwelcome suffering – such as many people endure.
Iwo and Zofia Bialynicki Birula showed that a rotating object emitting light would imbue that light with OAM; as a result, a measurement of OAM would enable someone to infer the object's rotation.
It's a lot like falling in love -- we meet someone who attracts us and unconsciously imbue that person with all of the attributes we desire in a partner, even before we really know much about her or him.
I don't know whether all cats have the ability to imbue that kind of wisdom to the world, but the eight cats in that magical little café on St. Denis definitely do, especially if you go on mushrooms.
I don't know if all cats have the ability to imbue that kind of wisdom to the world, but the eight cats in that magical little café on St. Denis definitely do, especially if you go on mushrooms.
So from where did he draw the experience which imbued that voice?
With his walking-dead demeanor and a slightly savage glint in his eye, Christopher Lloyd, portraying the narrator in the first part of the play, imbues that wry morsel of philosophy with a vivid jolt of irony.
She imbued that truth so deeply that nigh on seven generations of denial later, her descendants were still asserting it with such fierce determination that history was finally set straight.
Cooper, still skinny but now wearing tailored suits, has imbued that attitude in the Sparks, telling endless stories about his playing days with one of the greatest basketball teams ever assembled.
Father Brackley, who died on Oct. 16 in El Salvador, imbued that nickname with some literal meaning in 1990, when he left a teaching job at Fordham University to take up residence in the San Salvador university dormitory where six Jesuit priests and two women had recently been killed by government military forces.
