Sentence examples for imbued to from inspiring English sources

They are often imbued, to varying degrees, with nostalgia for the "lost cause" of the slaveholding Confederacy.

Atlas has aspired to the unslavish penetration of Boswell on Johnson, Ellmann on Joyce, biographies 'imbued with profound sympathy for their subjects' foibles and failings - imbued, to put it plainly, with love'.

This is the unlikely potential of a place like Bindle & Keep: the tailors recognize that suits, while inherently tied to a long lineage of male-dominated environments, contain a sartorial potency the timeless power of looking sharp, put-together, complete that can be imbued to people of all genders.

Starting the mid-1970s, a new life was imbued to MCT when the theory was successfully applied to liquid dynamics, and then to glass transitions in the 1980s.

I believe that all people, regardless of their legal status, have inherent value imbued to them by God.

The ruling has effectively meant that it is impossible to bring charges against the Church based on claims of 'trafficking in persons.' As one attorney has put it, "Here is a court saying, albeit in a civil situation ... that there is nothing improper with this type of conduct and no ill motive can be imbued to the church".

A value that we have been reared to respect, to imbue, to foster is that of "trust".

Hop alpha acids must be isomerized during the boil in order to imbue bitterness to beer.

Leaving the malice the word was imbued with to one side, though, what Buckley said about Vidal was true.

(FGD 1; Female; 65 years_b) The ability to buy also often imbued 'good' qualities to the food purchased, thus improving their attributed value.

Once a forge is acquired, they can be used to imbue weapons and armour to increase the Overlord's abilities.