Sentence examples for indelible damage from inspiring English sources
It's done indelible damage to Justice Medina".
Because Disney's characters are so well known, tweaking them even slightly could result in indelible damage.
Reinventing these beloved characters without inflicting indelible damage is one of the entertainment industry's trickiest maneuvers.
"We hope that we will be able to find a way to settle this difference and settle the strike before there is indelible damage done to the business," said Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive.
The documents were compiled in the early 1970s but remained classified because of concern by C.I.A. directors that public exposure of a litany of illegal acts by their operatives would do indelible damage to the agency's reputation — possibly even bring an end to the agency itself.
The first are ink tags, which refer to reusable 'hard tags' that contain glass phials of indelible ink or dye that is expelled when the tag is tampered with, thereby rendering the product damaged and less desirable (DiLonardo and Clarke 1996).
There were indelible moments.
His impact was indelible.
