Sentence examples for traditionally infused from inspiring English sources
He also has an excellent selection of chinati wines, largely Barolo, that are traditionally infused with quinine, herbs and spices, and sweetened with sugar.
There's a definite parallel between the way Simons has traditionally infused youth culture into his work and Calvin Klein's controversial ads featuring racy imagery and underage models.
Due to the calcium content of LR (and not Plasmalyte), it has been traditionally taught that LR should not be infused in the same venous line as blood (may activate clotting).
Numerous modernist poets have written in non-traditional forms or in what traditionally would have been considered prose, although their writing was generally infused with poetic diction and often with rhythm and tone established by non-metrical means.
He infused himself with creative power through bizarre transactions.' This, of course, is something the historian and biographer are not traditionally licensed to do.
Aria is infused with music.
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?
