Sentence examples for embedded like a from inspiring English sources

But even now the administration's priority of image over substance is embedded like a cancer in the Katrina relief process.

And on the southeast corner of Madison Avenue and 37th Street, embedded like a jewel in the slate pavement, there glittered -- well, not quite -- a Jacob Mark Sons cover dating from 1878.

Following Richard Dawkins, he sees the unit of selection, that which persists across generations, as the gene, a prime mover embedded like a computer program driving the "lumbering robot" that is the living organism.

They're embedded, like a dogged reporter, throughout the content of the show.

A hush fell over the convention hall late Thursday when Dallas astrologer Joni Patry announced a birth time for Obama, one she said she got from a client with connections to the campaign: Aug. 4, 1961, at 7 11 p.m. McCain's birth time was embedded like a gold nugget in a Mother's Day campaign ad.

The belief that you "must prove the business case" is embedded like words through a stick of rock.

Indeed, the Bundeskartellamt points out, users don't even have to go that far - simply calling up a website with an embedded Like button can trigger the data flow.

Virtually every one of the Aeneid's nine thousand eight hundred and ninety-six lines is embedded, like that first one, in an intricate web of literary references, not only to earlier Greek and Roman literature but to a wide range of religious, historical, and mythological arcana.

What's very smart about this is that the Java/Flash built widget can be embedded just like a youtube video.

Users now have a choice between just five basic templates – a standard wiki, a dashboard where google gadgets can be embedded, a blog-like template for announcements, a file cabinet for file uploads, and a page for lists of items.

In May, Brazilian fashion store C&A embedded a digital like-counter into its clothes hangers, tracking the most popular items from an image gallery on its Facebook page.