Suffused in a sentence

A manager toured him around the gleaming factory, which was suffused with the sweet smell of milk.

And, in particular, the current moral panic also means that a really important question is missing from public discourse: what would a world suffused with this technology do to the planet?

Anti-humanist emissaries like Musk and Thiel or May and Knight might preach from the pulpit of pure reason, but their worldviews are suffused with religious zeal, with the promise of enchantment.

Broadway Center Stage: Nine — Suffused with a haunting score, the Tony Award–winning musical blends genres and styles and asks audiences: Can a great artist also be a great lover?

His brief autobiography “The Absent Moon: A Memoir of a Short Childhood and a Long Depression,” translated from Portuguese by Eric M. B. Becker, is suffused by the same muted yearning that drove its author to drop candy from his balcony decades ago.

Since the end of the Obama era, debates over what it means to be American have become suffused with a fervor that would be unimaginable in debates over, say, Belgian-ness or the "meaning" of Sweden.

The mood in a once somewhat smug city is now gloomy and suffused with anger towards political leaders and the tech firms alike.

There are multiple scenes where Johnny is in Vienna's physical space or standing next to her while other things are happening, and he exhibits a deference to her that is suffused with admiration.

These encounters suffused our tour with an intoxicating ease.

The whole record is deliberately suffused with sadness and melancholy.

Visually audacious director Bertrand Bonello (Saint Laurent, Nocturama) fashions his most accomplished film to date: a sci-fi epic, inspired by Henry James turn-of-the-century novella, suffused with mounting dread and a haunting sense of mystery.

But once night falls, the place is suffused with a softly romantic glow.

Suffused with a sense of decline and loss, regret and letting go, “Driveways” is discreet to a fault.

That the Trump administration has bungled planning, testing and logistics is not incompetence, but criminality suffused with corrupt practices, cronyism and profiteering.

The film is suffused with mood and color, much of which it draws from its New Orleans setting.

The Trump administration’s response has been disjointed and often contradictory, indifferent to science, suffused with politics and eager to hand off responsibility to state leaders.

I round off the meal with a generous slice of saffron milk cake that is suffused with the goodness of saffron.

The result is a Democratic Party suffused with a sense that it should be a majority party, but that it is being denied its rightful status, making denunciations of “white supremacy” and the “oligarchy” simultaneously more intense and comforting.

Your poetry is suffused with rain, both as a climatic event, but also as metaphor.

Although, suffused in arrogant mien, he demonstrated some measure of finesse in his pronouncements.