Sentence examples for imprint this from inspiring English sources

It's a nice detail that Following On has been published by Bloomsbury's Wisden imprint; this is a title that belongs in that elevated company.

As I wandered the romantic covered walkways of the Bologna that evening, I stared at street signs and shop fronts, trying to imprint this new language on my brain.

It is encouraging the possible expansion outside of Kabul of an international peacekeeping force now under NATO's command; investing more in building a national army and police force; and having some soldiers work as they have in Iraq, fixing wells, setting up mobile clinics, settling disputes and otherwise trying to imprint this notion on Afghan minds: America does good.

If only we could imprint this on our brains for all of those times when the scale seems to measure so much more than weight.

His latest 12" on Ninja Tunes' Technicolour imprint—"This Isn't Your Typical 90's Era Techno / IDM Revisionist View"—is no different.

It is assumed that hypermethylation serves as a mechanism to imprint this pathway, preventing the fibrotic fibroblasts from returning to their quiescent state [ 23].

The horror of the people who found me imprinted this on my memory.

This early memory has imprinted this elusive emotion into my brain as a positive experience, and I have been drawn ever after to music I perceive as melancholic.

Spielberg does exceptional casting to make each character distinct and memorable, imprinting this moment in history on the viewer in ways that never feel didactic or pedantic.

By virtue of imprinting this response to the immunological memory, this approach yields longer-lasting protection.

Data show that NaF does not directly affect DNA methylation in the sperm, but NaF can potentially affect regulation mechanisms of methylation imprints (this was beyond the scope of this investigation).