Sentence examples for imbued with vigor from inspiring English sources

No longer was kitsch simply a synonym for tacky, tawdry, vulgar, and cheap: it's come to define an artistic style imbued with vigor, tenderness, and poignancy, delivered with a technical expertise reminiscent of Old Masters and directly rejecting the shiny aesthetic conventions of modernism.

Indeed, the mayor's surprisingly close re-election, the unusual defeat of a handful of council members and some spirited races in the general election in a city where winning the Democratic primary is tantamount to victory, might lead one to expect the 51-member body to be imbued with new democratic vigor.

The Ébène played with no-holds-barred fervor, the first movement imbued with a tension and vigor that revealed myriad shades of sorrow and the poignant Adagio rendered with searing introspection.

Vampires are imbued with romance.

This is research imbued with responsibility.

Yes, I am imbued with surrealism.

Yet his works are imbued with Central European Expressionism.

She is imbued with rationalism, tolerance, progressivism.

For many, Zionism was now imbued with eschatological significance.

Yet the book is also imbued with nostalgia.

Dolezal's transracialism was imbued with exactly the opposite undertaking.