Sentence examples for imbedded in all from inspiring English sources

Scholarship is imbedded in all elements of the role of full time faculty members.

Scholarship is imbedded in all elements of the role of full time faculty members: research, practice, and teaching.

I believe in the one life - that is, that who you are is imbedded in all you do, whether you are at work, or at home, running a race, or driving a car.

The computer would simply melt away like the Cheshire Cat, and become imbedded in all the objects that make up daily life.

Nepotism, favoritism, and cronyism are deeply imbedded in almost all nations.

Using this process, a single house or a colony of houses, each with possibly a different design, may be automatically constructed in a single run, imbedded in each house all the conduits for electrical, plumbing and air-conditioning.

PAGE 1 Volunteer Customer Service 4 Arts & Leisure STUBBORNLY MAINTAINING His Photographic Principles The idea of conscience has been imbedded in Danny Lyon's photographs in all but a few of his contemporaries.

Two years later, a mile from his home, he dug up a toe track, and three complete tracks, all imbedded in the same outcropping of slate.

"The implant itself is all imbedded in his jawbone and you screw little abutment heads inside the implant which basically act like roots," Dr. Spencer said.

As to the nationwide threat to all citizens, imbedded in the type of conduct interdicted by a sedition act, we are -- all of us -- protected by the Smith Act, and in a manner more efficient and more consistent with the service of our national welfare in all respects.... the State knew the conditions which existed and could have a solicitude for the public peace, and this record justifies it.

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