Imbruted by atheism, he entered his cell with a merry song and a joke.
And why, most of all, why not for the wretched dwellers in the slums of Sydney, the weary women, the puny children, the imbruted men?
Retribution may come from any voice; the hardest, crudest most imbruted urchin at the street-corner can inflict it.
Is the exhalation of an offensive odor the necessary property of a people imbruted by poverty and filth?
It is one of the marvels of human depravity that intelligent minds could have been so imbruted as to tolerate, for a day, so fiend-like a wrong.
The soul which has been imbruted by its environment may have to pass a long ordeal of three thousand years, and then return to another sojourn in human form, or it may sink hopelessly to ever lower depths of degradation.
This vicious and imbruted man loves the sin which is forbidden, more than he loves the holiness that is commanded.
This imbruted creature, says the objector, does not possess the metaphysical conception of God as a Spirit, and of all his various attributes and qualities, like the dweller in Christendom.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "imbruted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
