Sentence examples for deeply inscribed from inspiring English sources
The group's aesthetic connection to Parker is circuitous but deeply inscribed.
While the city's brothels, "deeply inscribed into Parisian folklore," were shut down in 1946, he notes, prostitution soon "spilled over into the streets".
This is indeed how generations of Parisians have seen La Santé and why it occupies such an important place in the cultural history of the city and is deeply inscribed into the city's folklore.
As a mark of just how deeply inscribed on the American palate Ms. Siems's stuffing has become, there are several recipes, available on the Internet, that promise to reproduce the taste of Stove Top from scratch, using fresh ingredients.
Tartt doesn't present Theo as someone who comes unmoored from his own character by the death of his mother, but, more convincingly, as a boy whose flaws become more deeply inscribed in him as a consequence of loss.
(The words are so deeply inscribed on the page you could read them by touch). He doesn't come with a fanfare and, to judge by the square, squat cut of his jib, he's an unlikely contender.
The territory he imagines as "the blank page on which a man might write a new life" is already deeply, if delicately, inscribed with the signs of other lives, and his attempts to ignore or obliterate those signs result in direct confrontation with the aboriginal people of the area.
The mark you leave doesn't have to be monumental in size, just mindful in approach; with mindfulness, the mark you leave can be inscribed more deeply on a daily basis.
Even if we weren't at the March itself -- even for those like me, who were not yet born -- Dr. King's words are etched into our minds as deeply as they are inscribed in stone at the base of his memorial.
It was badly damaged, but survived, and is now surrounded by a circular granite inscribed with the words, "The spirit of this city and this nation will not be defeated; our deeply rooted faith sustains us".
