Sentence examples for deeply inscribed on from inspiring English sources
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.
(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 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 group's aesthetic connection to Parker is circuitous but deeply inscribed.
She alleges that the ordinance approach relies on the law to enforce social norms and thus fails to struggle "beyond those symbolic forms that have been deeply inscribed in and by the structures of gender" (Cornell 2000, 554).
It is deeply inscribed in our nature.
"Our connection to caves may well be our most universal, most deeply inscribed, perhaps our original religious tradition," he suggests.
Kellogg understands that racial privilege and disadvantage have been deeply inscribed into the physical, cultural, economic, institutional, and psychological spaces we navigate daily.
As the song went into heavy rotation, its proposed material-semiotic linkages and associations became more and more deeply inscribed within targeted fans' imagination and lifeworlds.
It will be inscribed on a wall one day soon at Old Trafford.
