Sentence examples for it's imbued from inspiring English sources

Even so, says Grandage: "it's imbued with Australia.

While it's imbued with loucheness, its creation wasn't nearly as slick: it apparently took seven months to write and 82 takes before they hit pop gold.

The challenge is greater still when this writer's freshness has nothing to do with fashion, when it's imbued with the most haunting music of all, the echoes of literary history.

Today, it's imbued with an odd silence: a legacy of the extermination of the city's Jewish population under the Nazis.

"In Colour" is a marvellous album — it's imbued by the past without feeling beholden to it.

Yet it's imbued with far more urban energy than one would expect for a city of 65,000.

In truth, it's imbuing those brains and those activities with the exact sort of impaired, dysfunctional misfirings the good doctor described.

The house is the Taj promised by Rob, and it is imbued with Julie's presence.

It is imbued not just with the narrator's old age but the senescence of an entire genre".

Mr. Mujahid, the Taliban spokesman, said education should be opened to both boys and girls, as long as it is imbued with Islamic values, reversing the Taliban's pre-2001 policies that barred girls from school and encouraged boys to study only the Koran.

But for all its magnificence, it is no less welcoming, as it is imbued with her personality.