Sentence examples similar to imprinted on one's memory from inspiring English sources

They are round white tablets thicker than aspirin and have the numbers 54 543 imprinted on one side.

We imprint on one team and set of colors and not another.

And strong emotions equal strong memories; even the music from those years gets imprinted on our brain like nothing that comes later.

The so called "débacle du Giétroz" remains imprinted on the collective memory of the people who live in the region.

Cognitive scientists say that real learning doesn't happen unless knowledge is imprinted on long-term memory.

The aim is for negative experiences to be imprinted on the "information memory of the stone".

But unexpected are the rare fond memories – chief among them a brief moment of pause, when Kulka gazed upward one day in 1944 and caught the blue of a summer sky, a sight that remains "imprinted on my memory as the colour of summer, the colour of tranquillity, the colour of forgetting". And that, incredibly, is not the only happy memory.

But unexpected are the rare fond memories – chief among them a brief moment of pause, when Kulka gazed upward one day in 1944 and caught the blue of a summer sky, a sight that remains "imprinted on my memory as the colour of summer, the colour of tranquillity, the colour of forgetting".

His new film, City of Memory explores the ways in which the cataclysmic events in the wake of Hurricane Katrina became imprinted on the memory of visual artists from New Orleans.

Every page is indelibly imprinted on my memory.

Some items are already imprinted on his memory.