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.
(Chinen) JENNY SCHEINMAN AND ADAM LEVY (Tuesday) Ms. Scheinman, the violinist, and Mr. Levy, the guitarist, have worked together in settings ranging from Norah Jones's band to the Hot Club of San Francisco; their rapport, grounded in rootsy cosmopolitanism, is deeply inscribed.
(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.
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.
In other words, Psy may be popular in the U.S. in part because he fits some of these negative characterizations of Asian men deeply inscribed in our racialized and sexualized history.
