Sentence examples similar to suffuse all things from inspiring English sources

Bitterness suffused all the fats and butters in his mouth.

A sense of loss suffuses all these works (Sansom's book makes it plain with his subtitle, "an elegy").

Evelyn would remain a Christian Scientist throughout her life, and the church's influence suffuses all her work.

To be sure, personal autonomy, or in Nussbaum's words "practical reason," is a good that "suffuses all the other functions" (44).

For the Eternal Holy One Who suffuses all the universe to change The Name is seismic.

Indeed, discovery, imagination, and invention suffuse all stages of the process.

Mr. Strathairn delivers these lines with a weary self-reproach that suffuses all the performances.

Still, an inevitable sense of style suffuses all of his images — whether there are clothes in them or not.

Such environmental concerns, in fact, suffuse nearly all the museum's displays.

Unsurprisingly, sex suffuses it all.

Her reply is suffused with all the wisdom, generosity and tenderness that finally inform this story.