Sentence examples for infused with affection from inspiring English sources

In this instance, I would maintain that the portrait of sort-of-but-not-really my mother is infused with affection, albeit of a kind I'd describe as 'hard-won'; the portrait is certainly animated by concern, especially for how devastating she might find the death of my father (currently hale as ever, touch wood).

"Her portrayal is refreshingly upbeat, infused with insight, affection and respect," Leslie Chess Feller wrote here in 1999.

Here their cooking continues to uphold the rigorous techniques of washoku, classical Japanese cuisine, but it's more inventive, and infused with a sly affection for the chefs' adopted city.

"Sugar," which follows a young pitcher from a training camp in the Dominican Republic to a minor-league club in Iowa (and beyond), is infused with a deep affection for baseball, the rhythms of which are nimbly captured by a narrative pace and editing style that quicken and relax as necessary.

Aria is infused with music.

He is infused with megalomania.

The crackdown was infused with partisanship.

But televised sports are infused with religion.

His prose, too, is infused with musicality.

Lamb meat loaf infused with rose petals?

So how about moonshine infused with parsnips?