Sentence examples for imbue you from inspiring English sources

Looking at the Garmin Forerunner 310XT watch, you might think it will imbue you with special powers.

Sharks are almost magical creatures that definitely never get cancer, so by swimming with them they can imbue you with some of their health-giving powers.

The idea that carrots imbue you with night vision originated in the second world war, when the British government dealt with an oversupply of carrots via propaganda suggesting carotene was the source of the RAF's night-flying abilities.

Levelling up on Fitocracy doesn't actually do anything, other than imbue you with a nice sense of physical accomplishment.

The nonjudgemental atmosphere will imbue you with self-acceptance.

The non-judgemental atmosphere will imbue you with self-acceptance.

Saying it this way ("Since... Please...".) imbues you with a certain amount of authority.

More than that: it imbues you with a profound instinct to think.

If you are young and a New York artist lacking a trust fund today, you are pretty surely in Brooklyn, and Brooklyn is imbuing you.

We talked about how a religious childhood imbues you with an unshakable concern with right and wrong, "the idea of an imperative question that you have to ask yourself constantly".

Neither were the kind of thing that imbues you with confidence in a company's programming choices.