Sentence examples for imprints left from inspiring English sources
This relationship with books is textural — the dog-eared corners or the imprints left by scrawls in the margins are what appeal to Ms. Mansfield's eye.
With two imprints left in contention, there was a brief, medium-fierce auction in which House B made the clinching bid.
The imprints left by a cosmological evolution of the star formation rate (SFR) will cause the average X-ray luminosity of galaxies to appear higher in the redshift range 1 3.
Fascinated by decay, the ephemeral and things on the verge of disappearing altogether, the Parisian artist started out in the Nineties photographing imprints left by everyday objects – a watch, a shoe, a pipe, a pair of glasses – in the sand.
This sounds like a good place to start, with the characteristics of the place and the peoples, of the kinds of work that is done here and the imprints left by Tottenham's inimitable history.
"What used to be doesn't leave us," observes Erik Davidsen, the narrator of Siri Hustvedt's complex and contemplative new novel, as he reflects on the imprints left on the present by the past.
Believers say substances which in large quantities may cause symptoms of illness can cure them in highly diluted form, thanks to an imprint left on the water.
Chunky gold is not out of place, nor is backslapping so loud that one can imagine the hand-shaped red imprint left behind.
Mr. Kapell and others say that negotiating Greenport's future means accommodating elements of its past, including the imprint left by the years of decline.
The faint imprint left by the glow of the earliest stars also appears to contain new and unexpected evidence about the existence and nature of dark matter which, if confirmed by independent observatories, would mark a second major breakthrough.
Dr. Steven Bailley, a clinical psychologist and researcher in Houston who leads groups for survivors, said that in some cases the imprint left by a suicide may be so subtle that even the best research will fail to capture it.
