Sentence examples similar to impression stamping from inspiring English sources
Notice the round impressions stamped into the clay from an individual's 'signature' seal.
For example, he denies the Lockean view that the undergoings of the self are mere impressions stamped on wax.
The cover art's combination of dull green and brown tones, juxtaposed with the jocular nature of the subject's pose, created a weak overall visual impression; Stamp commented: "It's not a great cover at all.
Stamp, stamp, stamp, everybody went.
This they define as an impression from what is, stamped and impressed in exact accordance with what is, and such as could not be from what is not (cf. Annas 1990, Frede 1999).
Single-thread nuts are formed by stamping a thread-engaging impression in a piece of flat metal.
You can pick up the stamp, see if the impression is inlaid deep enough and align it for stamping again.
But it also left the impression of a music stamped by spectacular breadth and beauty, proud of its history and secure in its future.
In Jordan, where he stamped strong impressions on people as he climbed the ladder of outlaw groups, friends and associates described the making of a militant.
Since the impression must have been utterly convincing to him at the time at which he had it (judging by his subsequent action), it is clear from this that there can be false impressions which are indistinguishable from ones that are allegedly "stamped and impressed in accordance with that very thing" (Sextus Empiricus, 41H).
