Use "imbues" in a sentence
1. In the Analects, Confucius imbues the term with a special meaning
2. These effects are considered Boons, and can be improved with Shamanic Resonance: Effects Hexes Imbues
3. A Russian imbues his polite things with a heartiness, both of phrase and expression, that Compels belief in their sincerity
4. Charcoal grills are a classic option for outdoor cooking that imbues each dish with the timeless flavors and aromas of being cooked over an open flame.
5. Amontillado is a type of dry sherry made via a multi-step aging process that turns the fortified wine an amber color and imbues it with a nutty flavor
6. With the exception of the stainless steel work "Midnight Sun," all the pieces in Art Lounge's Beiteddine show are Confected from a reddish steel, which imbues the exhibition with the rusty hues of obsolescence
7. As far as I can recall the only mention of how Agiels are made is an offhand comment made by one of the mord sith something along the lines of Lord Rahl crafts each Agiel himself and imbues them with their magical effect
8. Abuse accrues accuse adieus ainus amuse argues bamboos bantus bayous bedews bemuse Bestrews breakthroughs canoes cashews confuse construes corkscrews cuckoos curfews debuts defuse defuze diffuse effuse ensues enthuse eschews excuse gumshoes gurus hairdos hebrews hindus hoodoos horseshoes igloos imbues infuse issues jackscrews kazoos kudzus
9. Abuse accrues accuse adieus ainus amuse argues bamboos bantus bayous bedews bemuse Bestrews breakthroughs canoes cashews confuse construes corkscrews cuckoos curfews debuts defuse defuze diffuse effuse ensues enthuse eschews excuse gumshoes gurus hairdos hebrews hindus hoodoos horseshoes igloos imbues infuse issues jackscrews kazoos kudzus
10. 2007 August 23, Roberta Smith, “Against Delusion: Robert Gober’s Nuts-and-Bolts Americana”, in New York Times[1]: There may be countless little imperfections or a breathtaking sense of perfection, but either way the almost devotional Artisanship imbues common objects with an uncommon gravity, along with the
11. Mostly inspired by literature and consistently feeling imbues with the desire to perfect his musical language, Alexandre focuses on exploring low and slender timbres, mirrors of the wide frozen spaces that fill his childhood memories, as one single sound embodying the abstruse line from which the equivocal fog of humanity's aspirations come out.
12. The domical Baldachin spread over the Supper at Emmaus on the painted cross known as Uffizi number 434 imbues the scene with both funereal and liturgical significance through that meal's reference to Christ's death in the sacrament of the Eucharist performed at an altar, and no doubt it is meaningful as well that in this representation of the event Jesus is "enthroned" underneath the canopy