Sentence examples similar to deep stamp from inspiring English sources

The ductile alloys containing less than 7.5 percent are especially useful for deep stamping, spinning, and severe cold-working of all kinds.

Where Straight Outta Compton perhaps differs from previous hip-hop biopics, such as 2009's Notorious, is in possessing a deeper stamp of authenticity.

In fact, you could make an argument that technology has left a far deeper stamp on McCain, as it has on many of his generation.

"This is the deepest stamping General Motors has ever done," he said.

His first White House budget made deep food stamp cuts.

The measure failed to address not only sugar-subsidy abuses, but also crop-insurance shenanigans, and it targeted the poor with deep food-stamp cuts.

Representative Eric Cantor Republican of Virginia, the House majority leader, said a vote on the deeper food stamp cuts would take place before meeting with senators to iron out the differences between the House and Senate farm bills.

In the closing words of his book on Vietnam, General Palmer wrote: "How deep Vietnam has stamped its imprint on American history has yet to determined.

INDIANAPOLIS The Super Bowl Village allows visitors to throw footballs, take N.F.L. trivia challenges, watch live television and radio broadcasts, and buy anything on earth that can be deep fried and/or stamped with an image of the Lombardi Trophy.

So when Republicans engineer sharp cuts in unemployment benefits, block the expansion of Medicaid and seek deep cuts in food stamp funding — all of which they have, in fact, done — they may be disproportionately hurting Those People; but they are also inflicting a lot of harm on the struggling Northern white families they are supposedly going to mobilize.

Lewis is a skillful singer-songwriter with a deep, rough-hewn, unmistakable stamp of a voice and a gift for emotional detail.