Sentence examples for deeply etched into from inspiring English sources

Public fear of the far right stems from bouts of violence over the years that, while isolated, are deeply etched into the national psyche.

Resilience is a reflex, a way of facing and understanding the world, that is deeply etched into a person's mind and soul.

Nothing is more deeply etched into US foreign policy than standing by Israel, and suggestions made by some conservatives last week that Mr Obama was chafing at that compact were hardly to be taken seriously.

The brand is old and burnished, deeply etched into the popular mind in green Celtic fonts, evoking stunning panoramas, incorrigible informality, blazing hospitality; ancient legend, myth, magic, quirkiness, music and dancing that erupts spontaneously and sees the dawn break.

It would be "unthinkable" to support another team: coming on for 50 years of triumphs and disasters are too deeply etched into his consciousness for him to do anything other than pick up a paper and look at the Chelsea result first.

"Slackers" and "narcissistic" were labels deeply etched into the minds of many Americans when they thought of generation X.

With a quirky contrariness as deeply etched in the national character as the fjords carved into its rugged landscape, Norway has thrived by going its own way.

His thick black strokes set into or slashed across white grounds are as deeply etched in the landscape of postwar American art as Pollock's "drips" or de Kooning's women.

That distrust is deeply etched in our culture and traditions.

The African American impact on history is far-reaching and is deeply etched in the social fabric of America.

In the muscular frozen ripples of its glaciers, created by an intensely pressured flow, I saw the same strong hand that deeply etched those giant scratches into the big boulders of Central Park in New York City.