Woodhill felt that, under the previous coaching regime at Australia, which was led by the South African, Mickey Arthur, Warner had been (well-intentionally) imbued with a problematic "mindset" whereby his first thought "was to get his defence in order and get into his innings then look to attack".
He handled the good times well, imbuing his fellow citizens with a newfound confidence.
He doesn't have the Men's Health cover star body that Deontay Wilder has, but he's leaner than the critics give him credit for and, aside from that, strikingly handsome (yet definitely not pretty), as well as being imbued with an astonishing physical and personal charisma.
Mr. Bulla, whose regular post is with Lyle Lovett, arrestingly carried "Remember Well," a ballad that he imbued with aching sincerity, and "Cry for You," a tough-minded plaint jointly written with Mr. Phillips.
Following the film's theatrical premiere in LA last week, we asked Baker and Noyer to share some of their favorite 808 tracks: Some of them under the radar, others are well-known, but all with imbued with the Pavlovian appeal that the machine lends any cut that it's used on.
Modernists, on the other hand, garnered admiring adjectives such as "unyielding" and "uncompromising," their contrary stance imbued with political as well as aesthetic implications.
The pictorial nature of the Dalhousie scales implies de facto they are imbued with qualitative as well as quantitative information.
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.
What did Darwin do, observe, collect especially in South America that led him, a fairly conventional-seeming (if economically well-off) young man who was imbued with the traditional story of Creation, to embrace the notion of "transmutation"?
When formulaic sequences are well entrenched in memory, co-text is imbued with predictability (e.g., Last but not …).
