Imbued with jealousy and hatred, he would launch into impassioned tirades that invariably called for caprese to be impeached for reasons of impropriety.
An AI, which would be hard to imbue with relevant strategic and political knowledge, might not be able to judge for itself whether an attack was permitted.
This newfound role imbued your world with instantaneous meaning which helped you mentally structure your environment, so you knew what could be ignored and what could not.
Educated in private Jesuit boarding schools, Castro grew up in wealthy circumstances a mid the poverty of Cuba but was also imbued with a sense of Spanish pride from his teachers.
They took it for granted that she was imbued with their own patriotic fervor and would have been shocked to know how slight an interest in the war she had.
By being industrious and enthusiastic and being conditioned and having the skills and being imbued with consideration for others and so on, so they lead up, and these things lead up.
I attempt not to reduce actual war to the level of ordinary occurrences, but to elevate ordinary occurrences to the level of war—imbuing them with the significance I believe they deserve.
Now the ideas that I'm presenting today were imbued upon me through some otherwise unfortunate circumstances, granted, but they're lying dormant in the lives of anyone who's willing to exploit them.
Among these were the Yankee schoolmarms who had come South imbued with the desire to uplift the Negro and the Scallawags who had been born good Democrats but had turned Republican after the surrender.
Ten years ago, we busied ourselves with trivial stuff imbued with the importance of in came, 911, in 1991 riches were created in new businesses that never existed, then that economic balloon burst.