Sentence examples for richly imbued from inspiring English sources

This is a world in which a deathbed scene becomes a communal dance, and approaching storms are richly imbued with pathetic fallacy.

It was a pop culture that wasn't trivialized as "folk" but that was world-historically worthy to stand alongside the classics with which Anne Frank's education was so richly imbued.

Supported by the night's fellow musicians, Lloyd was able to convey high emotion and well-rounded musicianship, her vocals richly imbued with soulful tones as she sang about love and life.

Textures such as Carrara marble, lush velvet, and richly imbued hues of green and deep blue invoke the feeling of living inside a lavish aquarium.

Somehow, miraculously, the Marionnets came up with a berry richly imbued with methyl anthranilate, the volatile compound that gives fraises des bois their alluring perfume.

He wrote that the cathedral was "one of the only significant experiences in the whole game", where he otherwise described it as "not a game richly imbued with wisdom".

More substantial dishes include expertly grilled chicken thighs ($8) that have been gently marinated and subtly imbued with smoke, or a richly flavored gyro kebab ($7), sliced thin and grilled until crisp around the edges.

The action is imbued with augury: the movie opens with a richly colorful sequence, of a tabletop filled with tarot cards that a fortune-teller is reading for Cleo, leaving her in despair.

Score: 5/5 Why you should listen: The dance music five-piece have made a sixth album imbued with funk sensibilities, the odd disco flourish and their signature richly produced electropop edge.

The result is a fairytale mansion of beer, imbued with a sense of occasion and escapism, with vaulted ceilings encrusted with richly carved wooden mouldings and grandly-scaled rooms for dances and meetings for local societies.

In structure, his work is richly patterned by legends and folklore such as the Mabinogion and Gawain and the Green Knight, and imbued with local myths (for example, the traditional Cheshire story about a sleeping "king under the hill", which predates the Arthur legend, begins The Weirdstone of Brisingamen).