Thus the spirit of God has two aspects; it is the cosmic principle whichimbues primal matter with life; it is a link between the soul of man and God on high.
Thus in times of danger and distress man turns to God for help; thus at every great turning point in the life of an individual or nation the idea of an all-wise Providence imbues him with new hope and new security.
The dark dumb godhead innate in the fair world's life Imbues the rapture of dawn and of noon with dread, Infects the peace of the star-shod night with strife, Informs with terror the sorrow that guards the dead.
Not only does it destroy the Petersburg absolutism, that main power of European reaction; it also imbues the minds and the souls of the European proletariat with revolutionary daring.
An Eastern revolution imbues the Western proletariat with revolutionary idealism and stimulates its desire to speak "Russian" to its foes.
I take dyes in the sense of tinges, imbues with, and make it governed of zeal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "imbues" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
