What lessons these growing lads will imbibe from the beauty of Nature around them.

We had punctured the happy belief-bubble of glowiness that they had come to imbibe from Shaw.

Plants imbibe from the air carbonic acid and other gaseous or volatile products exhaled by animals or developed by the natural phenomena of decomposition.

His knowledge of farming, imbibed from his father, extended into every detail.

He eagerly cast aside the unbelief he had imbibed from books.

To this no doubt the feelings imbibed from my brother and sister had brought him.

Here, we see the principle of disinterested benevolence Hazlitt imbibed from Unitarianism and from Hutcheson's philosophy and aesthetics.

Cultivated she was not, in the conventional sense, but she knew more than can be imbibed from books.

They appeared to have imbibed from that tribe their non-combative principles, being mild and inoffensive in their manners.

He had brought his whiskey bottles back with him, and several times he imbibed from one of them.

You, Sir, cannot instruct me; for the principles I imbibed from them will support me in my last moments.

This is for the purpose of cleansing them from the viscid fluids they may have imbibed from the palmiste.

I have rather a taste for clerical executions, imbibed from early recollections of the fate of the excellent Dodd.

This wisdom, which the peddler called apathy and cursed, the young man had imbibed from nature and the teachings of Reine Allix.

Lord Balmerino, my fellow-sufferer, to do justice, dies in a professed adherence to the mistaken principles he had imbibed from his cradle.

In him, in fact, this creed seems to have been something more than a doctrine imbibed from teachers, or a result of education.