The phrase "engraved in mind" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been remembered or learned in a very deep and lasting way. For example, "The lessons my parents taught me are engraved in my mind and I will never forget them."
Regardless of ethnicity, gender or geography, each loss of life that I witnessed remains with me, engraved in my mind.
During those hours in front of the television, several names became engraved in my mind, forming a part of the scar: Hotel Regis, the Súper Leche, Edificio Nuevo León, Multifamiliar Juárez.
You probably don't remember, but when we once shared a taxi from Leipzig to Berlin, maybe fifteen years ago, you told me a story about your father, and one sentence is engraved in my mind: "He survived because he took a coat".
In the meantime, with the support of friends, this man whose parents emigrated from Japan to Peru before his birth, and who says he did not learn Spanish until the age of 5, plans to settle down in his ancestral homeland and relearn a language he says is still engraved in his mind from childhood.
While it's easy to forget what was on last Sunday night's dinner menu, some events, like your own wedding or a close encounter with a grizzly bear, become permanently engraved in your mind.
The image of New York City, with its skyscrapers and busy streets, was engraved in my mind through his words.
So with them, having a lot of experience and just with me listening constantly, it's just started being engraved in my mind". These two former players have demystified the bloody clay, this Palm Springs-based tutor (Higueras) who recently started coaching Roger Federer and this Buenos Aires-based tutor (Moyano) who once advised Guillermo Coria.
The idea of Summer Vacation has been engraved in our minds ever since first grade and it's getting harder and harder to accept that one day soon it will all be over.
