Sentence examples for we imbue from inspiring English sources
When we rewind the past, says Dr Jo Iddon, we imbue it with additional significance.
We imbue a sense of profound personal engagement to objects we see as ours.
Then we imbue it with directions and instructions, in the form of legislation.
"We imbue our desire with words and meaning, they show us through actions," he said.
Like Jihadi John, this man – whoever he is – remains a bauble, one we imbue with significance at our own risk.
How else could we imbue our children with the confidence that comes from thinking of the world as a gentle and welcoming place?
We imbued the relatively primitive lyrics with layers of meaning that their hirsute authors never dreamed of.
Possibly that we imbued walking with shamanistic significance, or that we used to plug ourselves into our mainframes by our feet.
Through repeated listenings, in various states of mind, we imbued the Fox with the eminence and the depth of nuance that others reserve for the "Goldberg Variations" or "Kind of Blue".
In the same way, through practical training, we must imbue students with the global dexterity to feel comfortable in a variety of settings.
"We can imbue our criminal justice system with both strength and fairness, for the protection of both the needs of victims and the rights of all.
