Sentence examples for which infused from inspiring English sources

Cytotoxic T-cells have the potential to become dangerous, as demonstrated by the two cell therapy clinical trials in which infused T-cells avoided tolerization mechanisms to profoundly amplify and attack healthy tissue, causing whole organ destruction and death for three research subjects.

The call to change the world which infused Bush's second Inaugural speech has faded.

She was, arguably, the most talented pioneer of New Journalism, the movement which infused reportage with literary technique.

There were no firm boundaries between the secular and the sacred, which infused all things and activities.

Five years ago the society absorbed the membership of a social club from the Upper West Side, which infused it with about 100 non-Hungarian cardplayers.

Equally influential was Jock's next work, The New Criminology (1973, co-authored with Paul Walton and Ian Taylor), which infused criminology with an unapologetically critical agenda.

There are a range of more than 100 products – which includes infused chocolate bars, tinctures, mints, chewing gum and more recently cannabis products for pets – under the Dixie umbrella brand.

Reticulated vitreous carbon foams were prepared by carbonizing polyurethane precursor foams which were first infused with furfuryl alcohol.

Take Dixie Elixirs, which makes pot-infused drinks, chocolates and other comestibles.

The musical spotlight then shifted to Buenos Aires with "El Cerezo" ('The Cherry Tree"), by the Argentine composer Fernando Otero, which blended tango-infused lyrical interludes into a sometimes dissonant canvas.

The outfit, which delivers bluegrass-infused folk pop, has Beggins and Wilson sharing the mike, but Wilson (who is also a violinist) steals the show with her jazzy soprano.