Imbibe used in a sentence

Imbibe in a sentence as a verb

Men are trying to imbibe feminine qualities as time progresses.

Well I'd be willing to bet that for the things they manage to learn and imbibe they would be quite proficient.

People don't want to drink alone, so if I'm with only one other person they usually won't imbibe.

No. Everyone managed to not imbibe two days prior to the official testing.

You can imbibe the most clever and interest art in the world, but only living in the real world can teach you about the real world.

This isn't surprising given your family history, but it's nice to know concretely what you've got. be careful with how much alcohol you imbibe.

I think the fact that gay marriage is even entertained demonstrates that western society has been stretched to its breaking point, and I expect it to break, at which point these realities that we prefer to ignore will pronounce themselves starkly and demand recognition, as has happened over and over again when a society gets enough wealth to drink and imbibe itself into major social stupor.