Sentence examples for imbued with emotion from inspiring English sources

It's also imbued with emotion and soul.

But Julie is a rare artist whose distinct images are imbued with emotion, evoking awe and tears".

Henriette and Catharina, the producers behind the Norwegian duo Smerz, make delicate electro-pop imbued with emotion and nimble beats.

The latest are called Echos (Enhanced Computerised Humanoid Organisms) – physically perfect but not yet imbued with emotions.

Subtle movements are added to the shadow-strewn, stoic paintings of scenes from urban American life scenes that are imbued with emotions like loneliness and boredom.

Probably the biggest problem in Europe today, for which it was claimed that represents the civilization founded on reason, is that it more than ever lacks humanity imbued with emotions.

Diamonds are imbued with the emotion of the moment when they are given.

Indeed, if Rustie's music first attacks like a day-glo migraine, a couple of spins reveals an album imbued with real emotion.

I would take the stuff on Friday evenings after getting back from work and would then spend the whole weekend so high that images and thoughts would become rather like controllable hallucinations, imbued with ecstatic emotion.

Ms. Costa-Jackson's "Stridono lassù" from "Pagliacci" was imbued with heartfelt emotion and the warmth of her polished soprano; just as noticeable was a sense of her enjoying the melodies she was singing.

Beane knows there are still sceptics who believe stats are hokum, or that it is a sort of sacrilege for a game imbued with such emotion, drama and beauty to be reduced to spreadsheets and numbers.