Sentence examples for will imbue from inspiring English sources

And it is part of what will imbue the project with lasting power.

The union of ultimate fundamentalism with the ultimate weapon will imbue the world we live in with a hellish undertone.

Looking at the Garmin Forerunner 310XT watch, you might think it will imbue you with special powers.

I hope that something of Musharraf's attitude will imbue the government's new national security strategy due to be unveiled tomorrow.

He says that such relief will "imbue the election with... finality," but he fails to explain how it could.

Retailers hope that the season of goodwill will imbue consumers with optimism: sales in the post-Thanksgiving weekend, which kicks off the holiday spending spree, rose by 6.5% compared with last year.

A hundred years from now, they will speak his name, and somewhere a child will be imbued with his spirit and use that inspiration to achieve greatness.

No one would say these robots will be imbued with a soul, but with enough compute power and enough suspended disbelief, we might be able to will a soul into these new machines.

Ms. Brown is the second female in the M&M's cast, after Ms. Green, and like her colorful counterparts she will be imbued with a distinct personality.

Considering the acute relegation peril confronting Sunderland and Newcastle, Sunday's meeting will be imbued with an added intensity befitting possibly the most significant Tyne-Wear encounter yet.

These factors have combined to stoke the fires of local political partisanship to an unprecedented degree, ensuring that the crop of election-night parties due to get under way in just 48 hours will be imbued with an urgency and historic import not felt, perhaps, since John Kennedy squared off against Richard Nixon nearly half a century ago.