Sentence examples for imprint of something from inspiring English sources

The patch of grass where it stood bears the imprint of something razed, and even now, turning that corner, there is too much light on that side of the street.

When our human minds can't make sense of something, an imprint is often made.

In fact, I call my relief paintings "imprints," partly because they are relics of something left behind, something of value to our humanity and experience.

But I do think these underlying threats to human existence permeate through culture and affect how we, as humans, lay claim to our lives, our identities, and desire to imprint something of ourselves on the walls and pages of communication networks.

"I would love to have seen what Altman would have done with it," Mr. LaBute says now. "The mark of something that holds up is it takes the imprints of different directors".

Of course, Mr. Swezey does not dispute the indelible imprint of rave scene, particularly Ecstasy and LSD, something all three films boldly reflect.

The result is the indigo imprint of a man bent over, though it's not clear whether from pain, exertion or something else.

It is the Ecco imprint of HarperCollins.

"It left an imprint of a fish".

It's an imprint of some kind.

Environmentalists in particular bear the imprint of their enemies.