Sentence examples for imbued with purpose from inspiring English sources

In the Looking Glass games, your actions were always imbued with purpose, but in Deus Ex, they come to be imbued with doubt.

We forget we come from a long ancestry imbued with purpose, that we are "... the answer to our ancestors' dreams".

Apparently I was the first person to tell her that she wasn't required to change the world or feel imbued with purpose every minute of the day, and that it was perfectly okay to go to a job she enjoyed, do it well, advance in that field, and stay in it or use what she learned to go do something else.

In the end, those differences would lead to two inherently oppositional theories Darwin's driven by wholly random processes, and Wallace's imbued with design and purpose.

While the particular answers to such higher-order questions can be deeply subjective, Judaism at least provides a framework for considering them by asserting that every single life is imbued with unique purpose.

His 20 plays were sober, studied, and imbued with serious moral purpose, and his Verdad sospechosa (1634; "The Truth Suspected") inspired the great French dramatist Pierre Corneille's Menteur (1643).

All of it has imbued him with purpose, and all of it has tested his endurance, both psychologically and theologically.

That person is imbued with a sense of purpose: What I do matters to the world.

Poland, like Ukraine at Wembley, were not world-beaters but competent footballers imbued with a sense of purpose and drive.

As the show puts it, Abraham rejected "the religions of antiquity with their plethora of gods, each imbued with a particular attribute, purpose and power," replacing the many with the one.

But he had presence onstage and Gilliam was imbued with a sense of purpose and fun.