Sentence examples for he imbedded from inspiring English sources

In "Mixing Cups," he imbedded 12 different cups that he had used for mixing paint in a block of plaster, turning the cups into negative holes.

With exquisite form, he imbeds staple-shaped, rubber-covered steel pins directly into the wall.

"First there were lines, but secondly, he had imbedded in the price of the ticket an audio tour.

He is imbedding sensibility.

He sees his country imbedded in what he calls the "Indian Ocean Rim," a semi-circle of fast-emerging economies from Singapore to India to his own Kenya.

Klemperer's story has a special resonance for Mr. Bartenieff, whose family was also, he said, "deeply imbedded in the cultural life of Germany".

He got a splinter imbedded in his arm and decided to visit a neighbour who might help him remove it.

The cable, he said, can be imbedded directly into freshly poured concrete, or, for retrofit applications, can be laid in the sand bed under bricks or pavers or in shallow quarter-inch-wide grooves cut into existing asphalt or concrete.

What is this "larger space in which our Universe is imbedded" that he talks about?

He could declare the term syncategorematic, despite grammatical appearances, and then could justify his continued use of it if he could show systematically how to paraphrase as wholes all sentences in which he chose to imbed it.

According to Routley (1973 (cf. Routley and Routley 1980)), the anthropocentrism imbedded in what he called the "dominant western view", or "the western superethic", is in effect "human chauvinism".