Sentence examples for imprint itself from inspiring English sources

This is meat which, even in such small quantities, will imprint itself on your memory.

Or perhaps the novelty of everything that happened caused each day to imprint itself deeply on my mind.

But the way the music seemed to imprint itself on the landscape made for some spine-tingling moments.

Eight years later, the 2010 World Cup will imprint itself on my mind for a different reason.

Instead of Kieslowski's three-part musical template, I took the natural mythic cycle of the four seasons and then divided them into chapters, each of which would have its own presiding animal or myth to imprint itself on the story.

But the imprint itself thrived, and published other books that were to become cultural studies classics: Michael Young's The Rise of the Meritocracy (No 485, September 1961), later misunderstood by Tony Blair, who didn't grasp that it was an argument against meritocracy – "education has put its seal of approval on a minority".

The constant clacking of the train on the tracks imprinted itself on his musical imagination.

Simple but very stylish, Run Lola Run imprints itself on the retina.

It's a trip that imprints itself for life on every person who takes it.

Its exotic orange-and-green cover art imprinted itself instantly and indelibly on the psyche.

Once a good lyric imprints itself on a tune, it can never be wholly removed.