Sentence examples for it was imbued from inspiring English sources

As others have mentioned, it was imbued with a large amount of technological optimism.

And that brand stuck, in part because it was imbued with power".

But it was imbued with a darkness, an edge that distinguished him from other purveyors of glam rock.

Like much of Baker's work it was imbued with a strong sense of the spiritual, a suggestion that salvation is possible if you can learn to forgive yourself.

Chaos magic never quite happened (the concept of wearing something because it was "imbued with meaning" is a bit arch), but the idea of magic?

It was imbued with ideas that Klein would recognise – that unending material progress had a disastrous and destructive side, especially for the poor.

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

But he also helped make "Saturday Night Live" what it was, imbuing a show whose aim is to be subversive and youthful with a little old-school gravitas.

"It had a certain omniscient view, as if it was imbuing importance and morality toward what it was deciding to look at". .

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.

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