Sentence examples for wholly imbued from inspiring English sources
I had remained up to that time wholly imbued with mechanistic theories, to which I had been led at an early date by the reading of Herbert Spencer ...
As he later wrote to the eminent American Pragmatist William James: I had remained up to that time wholly imbued with mechanistic theories, to which I had been led at an early date by the reading of Herbert Spencer ...
Of course "Scientific Party" comes to mind, but this sounds too much like familiar and dubious attempts to imbue wholly undeserving movements with the credibility of science, merely by tacking on the label -- Mary Baker Eddy's "Christian Science," for example, or L. Ron Hubbard's "Scientology".
All interventions are imbued with a certain degree of uncertainty.
In the end, those differences would lead to two inherently oppositional theories Darwin's driven by wholly random processes, and Wallace's imbued with design and purpose.
Vampires are imbued with romance.
But Arnett imbued him with real pathos.
She is imbued with rationalism, tolerance, progressivism.
Yes, I am imbued with surrealism.
We've imbued them with romance.
