Sentence examples for were imbued from inspiring English sources
verb
To wet or stain an object completely with some physical quality.
- The shirt was imbued with his scent.
They were imbued with the same intelligence but often came off as sentimental.
Influenced by Europe, the ideologies were imbued with their own chauvinisms.
His entire message and organization were imbued with an online ethos.
The placards, written in Turkish, Kurdish, Armenian, Arabic and English, were imbued with mettle and humour.
That meant the two games on Sunday 24 June were imbued with an impossible tension.
Suddenly the gestures were imbued with dramatic meaning and illustrations of words spoken by the dancer.
Throughout his work, he chose materials and objects that were imbued with the texture of life.
The first few kilometers of the day were imbued with the usual sense of duty, excitement and attack.
Like her painting, Guro's poetry and prose were imbued with the spirit of experimentation and filled with unrealized artistic ideas.
Political and philosophical writings and belles lettres of the émigrés were imbued with an intense patriotic message.
They were imbued, individually and collectively, with the most magnificently preposterous arrogance in the history of the entire known universe.
