Sentence examples for forever embedded from inspiring English sources

Leaving a small town requires an embrace of a larger point of view, but a town like Dinuba remains forever embedded in an either/or way of life.

'He belongs to the story of our reconstruction, forever embedded in the nation's consciousness.' Barbara Smit, whose last book was a history of Heineken, is currently writing the story behind Adidas and Puma, to be published next year.

The image of Kaepernick's protest is forever embedded in the memory of NFL fans everywhere, as well as the NFL brass who ousted him after a fine 2016 season.

His actions immediately and forever embedded the idea he was presenting; the words that we speak, no matter how important they are, are only one tiny piece of communication.

How many mistakes are forever embedded in the cement?

The song had been playing on the car ride home and will be forever embedded in my memory of that day.

His new book, The Rise of the Right to Know, published by Harvard University Press, chronicles the history of this cultural and political shift, which took hold from 1945 to 1975, forever embedding an expectation of transparency in our civic DNA.

"That day will forever be embedded in our nation's history and for many here today it will remain forever in our hearts.

It will always be a scar on the soul of the Kurdish nation and will forever be embedded in their collective identity.

His stop was quite brilliant, one of the saves of the season had it been a goalkeeper, but it was his reaction that will forever be embedded in Premier League folklore.

Your act of generosity will forever be embedded in our hearts.