These callbacks are a standard meme mechanism, but what's different about Harambe is how much importance he has been imbued with over time.
This is unfortunate because it steals much of the glamour that had imbued the place over the years especially when the photos on the wall of the bar show Round Hillers of the past looking much more sophisticated in their white dinner jackets and silk dresses.
After placing it on his head, he is magically imbued with power over ice and snow.
As in the case of being materially poor, merely grieving is not virtuous itself, but the end to which it is directed, and the substance of that which we mourn over, imbues our grief with meaning.
I ended up writing a dissertation on how academic science became imbued with market values over the past several decades.
The president is the commander in chief of our military, imbued with unique powers over its members and their careers, including those of senior officers indisputably capable of UCI — an irony which demolishes the Army's disingenuous assertion.
Examining how we attempt to hold to our identities through movement on a larger, migratory scale, Grokhovsky's installation consists of a temporary space for shelter: a cot with a hanging tent above for protection, surrounded by the types of objects imbued with personal meaning over time.
Yet her spirit imbued his first movie, Buzzards over Bagdad, which reimagined her teaming with Jon Hall and Sabu in Arabian Nights (1942), one of the garishly fantasies that earned Montez the nickname "the Queen of Technicolor".
They come here on pilgrimages from all over the world, imbued with the intensity of religious zealots.
Ten books, no hard covers, is a manifestation of the peculiar mania that overcomes otherwise rational people when they are imbued with deity-like powers over a disempowered, disfavored group of "others".
