First, there is the deep well of civility and tolerance, on which our political life and wider national conversation depends, suffused with our sense of fairness and our devotion to the rule of law.
The green light will scatter throughout the gemstone and reflect back with varying intensities — from most angles suffused, from some entirely dimmed, and others dazzlingly bright.
And while she looked the carmine flush with which warmth and sound sleep had suffused her cheeks and neck dissolved from view, and the deathlike pallor in his face flew across into hers.
A soft light suffused his face and his eyes glistened, as though somewhere in the deeps of his being his ancestors had quickened and stirred with dim memories of tips received in former lives.
She was suffused with a tenderness for her husband and an impotent rage against the man for involving him in a situation so alien and so distasteful to him.