Sentence examples for imprinted upon from inspiring English sources

Though the land is deserted, the signature of human habitation is deeply imprinted upon it.

How did the images imprinted upon many of them help realize that purpose?

Thus the story of Orpheus was imprinted upon me, along with the words "gurgling," "dead lips," "sallow cheeks".

Thus it was imprinted upon me very young that a "president" is a sort of evil robot accountant who has been bitten by a radioactive awkward liar.

Which means that millions of people have had key scenes from Annie Hall indelibly imprinted upon their psyches in a 4 3 ratio.

The influence of the Christian black churches, especially of Baptist denominations, has been thoroughly imprinted upon the culture of North American blacks.

Frederick Douglass described this process in chilling detail, stating that the slave would be tied to a post and stripped, and that a hot iron would be "applied to the quivering flesh, imprinting upon it the name of the monster who claimed the slave".

Cast in several smaller roles as well, Mr. Crawford gets the best of the new numbers: a list song back in Kansas that imprints upon Dorothy the importance of home, even as Jon Driscoll's projections wing us from Peru to the Arctic by way of the Sahara and New York.

Thus, the young cowbirds are exposed to a vast diversity of foster parents and to an array of distinct social cues and vocalizations that they potentially could mis-imprint upon.

This attitude imprints upon us that differences are not okay which makes for more sensitivity and suspiciousness at having to conform for anyone again.

And there, where you find yourself embraced in the uncomfortable dance with Pain, linger awhile in her healing depths, because her parting kiss will imprint upon your soul the secrets necessary to propel you towards your highest potential.