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At which point he infused himself into the human's mind.

I have never been more infused with love than at that moment.

Everything about today's events seemed infused by that very quality.

She was able to infuse some of that energy into us.

Place over a low heat and leave to infuse for 10-15 minutes.

The eyes were of a different color now, but the same soul infused them.

What could be more infused with traditional family values than that?

"Art America wants to infuse the corporate world with high culture."

"That's something we hope he can infuse into our defense."

Now the word itself sounds different - less infused with fear.

Also, how could he stop a spirit from infusing the girl?

For some reason I was infused with a sense of urgency.

I felt a shock as though blood had been infused into me.

We got back in the car which was infused with her woman scent.

Turn off the heat immediately and leave to infuse for 30 minutes.

Federal funds must be infused into housing, medical care and education.

That attitude infused them, whether they knew it or not.

How do you infuse life into a frozen moment in time?

About 100 works are on view, many infused with humor, some quite serious.

For this is a city where politics and power infuse everything else, including sports.

The study was infused with admiration for this country, which he called his second home.

Try as he might, James could never infuse such power into his plays.

This was a huge step for the company because now education is infused in their product.

Music can often infuse a site with a certain texture.

"Infuse early and often," they say their doctors told them.