Sentence examples for imprint it with from inspiring English sources

When it dredges something up from memory does it imprint it with new codes?

He wanted to preserve the essence of a small Midwestern place, but also to imprint it with his own imagination, which is God for any true artist.

You will naturally be good at doing what brings you joy, because in your joy and enthusiasm you will go so deep with your work that you will imprint it with your own truly unique approach and talents.

The creases, the annotations and the appropriate blood stains all imprint it with the fact of my having read it.

It seems only yesterday that a supercharged young chef named Jean-Georges Vongerichten left Restaurant Lafayette, having imprinted it with four stars, to open his own little bistro with a difference.

In many Mr. Samaras resembles a demon genie trapped in an elastic bottle whose surface he pushes outward, imprinting it with a show of teeth, hand or eye before it snaps back into shape.

As discussed in the Introduction section, even when a locus is not imprinted, it may interact with imprinted loci and thereby show parent-of-origin effects.

Although the H19 region has been studied mainly in association with imprinting, it appears that this region contains a precisely-structured cluster of genes which evolutionarily precedes imprinting.

Although such high methylation is inconsistent with imprinting, it could still be important for transcriptional repression.

But when it announced last week that it had decided to acquire @ — the "at" sign, not a computer key imprinted with it or a particular version of it but, in a bold Platonic sally, the symbol itself, the conjunction-junction of the computer age — people were a little confused.

When this happens, you will take an imprint of it with the soft clay in your inventory.