Sentence examples for deep imprints from inspiring English sources

The work seems to have left deep imprints on some activists.

Hinduism from India and Confucianism from China have left deep imprints.

An attempted Reaganesque flight about the "soles of Neil Armstrong on the moon leaving deep imprints on our souls" works better written, when the different spellings of can be seen.

Made of clear glass cast in vast chunks and strung together on a steel frame, "The River of Life" was meant, said Mr. Libensky, to show "the system of life in this country" from birth through youth to the dancing feet of freedom and then, finally, the deep imprints of army boots.

Bartoli asks the audience to judge only the play and not the notoriety of the players, but for the tennis to leave deep imprints it needs an elite capable of establishing a pattern, as Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have on the men's side.

The deep imprints of a youthful adventure -- 400 miles of open-water sailing, science and coming-of-age -- have persisted for three decades with the members of the Strega's crew who were contacted and brought together by The New York Times.

Her journalism left a deep imprint.

Both wanted desperately to leave a deep imprint on history.

This legacy left a deep imprint on American culture.

But the encounter left a deep imprint on him.

Reeves definitely left a deep imprint on my first childhood.