Sentence examples for infused from inspiring English sources

This is the time-lapse study of a child's growth to adulthood, filmed for a fortnight or so annually for 12 years: an artwork of inspired simplicity and organic consistency, infused with pure generosity and love, and easily capable of riding out the backlash-lifecycle that always attends much-fancied films like this.

Conversationally, when he warms up, Hegarty can be spiky and engaging on the subjects he's interested in, which is quite a list: gender, capitalism, the environmental concerns that infused his last two albums – he's disappointed that President Obama hasn't taken a stronger stand.

Juan Antonio Picasso's paintings are always infused with Afro-Cuban symbols and ideas.

That strong juniper flavour should have infused nicely.

Pour the infused milk into the yoghurt mixture and stir until smooth.

Until then, the nationalist narrative had largely been a negative one, infused with grievance (perceived and real), and much clearer about what it opposed rather than what it was for.

The blood would be re-infused after being pooled with other donors'.

To make the rhubarb-infused gin: 200ml Tanqueray No.

Top up with the juniper-infused vodka and leave for a further 36 hours.

Finish it off with a kulfi (sweet homemade nut-infused ice cream) and you can walk out full for less than less than $15.

Likewise, the Cambridge Blue's extensive cask and keg line-up includes beers as traditional as Tydd Steam's highly drinkable Swedish Blonde, wheat beers brewed in Essex (Mighty Oak's Head In The Clouds), craft beers from New Zealand (I found Renaissance's Voyager IPA a little sweet), and such exotica as a chilli-infused black IPA from Peterborough's buccaneering craft outfit Bexar County.