Sentence examples for imprinting themselves from inspiring English sources

I would much rather have grainy bath crystals imprinting themselves into my butt than be in my own room!

A phone is something that promises never to leave you, like a pet, or a perfect parent: when people get a new one they cradle and rub it, imprinting themselves on it.

Summers, good and bad, seem to imprint themselves in our memories.

Under Legs's leadership, the girls vow allegiance, imprint themselves with tattoos and start a graffiti campaign promising righteous revenge.

Though Colbert's a more mannerly presence than Letterman, he's still a sharp and cerebral individual, not Silly Putty for his guests to imprint themselves upon.

(Here's the same task with a real penny and eleven decoys, which shows how weakly the details of even very familiar items imprint themselves in our memories).

There's an assumption that their casual experiences won't imprint themselves in some way, that they really can compartmentalise their lives that thoroughly.

To imprint themselves on potential employers' minds, they send Buckeyes, a chocolate-coated peanut-butter confection that is an Ohio specialty they make to perfection.

The author of Alice grasped intuitively the power of images to imprint themselves on the collective consciousness in the age of mechanical reproduction.

They also sharpen visual perception, awakening you to the mundane details of the surrounding world and expanding your understanding of the way images of all sorts imprint themselves on the visual unconscious.

It's probably not an accident that the only veteran producer with a beat on this album is Lil Jon ("Smoke, Drank," produced with Niko), whose densely layered gut-punch club songs clearly imprinted themselves on Mr. Luger.