Great political families seem to be indelible features of life in any imperial republic, and the American, like the Roman, has always had its share — Adamses, Harrisons, Roosevelts, Tafts, LaFollettes, Bushes… (oops, bad example).
Performed and written dialogues have been indelible features within the religions of South Asia -- Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and Islam are all multi-vocal religions.
Yet shopping trumps killing: "The taste for well-being forms the salient and indelible feature of democratic ages".
The London Marathon is an indelible feature of life in the capital, a symbol of the city as potent as Big Ben or Buckingham Palace.
Yet the image of Trump holding court, his arms outstretched to emphasize some grievance, the yellow pompadour of fury bobbing with metronomic regularity, has been the most indelible feature of the 2016 elections.
It is testament to the power of Philadelphia's garden squares as an idea that they were inscribed in maps for a century or more before they materialised (indeed, while their grounds were used as rubbish dumps and burial sites), and that they are now an indelible feature of the city's urban identity and imagination.
And now Abu Dhabi, which already owns a 4.9percentt stake in Citigroup, has expanded its portfolio of choice American assets to include the Chrysler Building, whose thin, reaching spire and Art Deco styling make it an indelible feature of New York City's skyline.
And now Abu Dhabi, which already owns a 4.9percentt stake in Citigroup, has expanded its portfolio of choice American assets to include the Chrysler Building, whose thin spire and Art Deco styling make it an indelible feature of New York City's skyline.
Or do we live as if we believe that the future has already been decided and that the fragmentations of our world are an indelible feature of life?
Mister Cartoon, the consummate LA native, began his career as a graffiti artist before taking on murals, album covers, logos, and most famously tattoos -- a central, indelible feature of LOCO-style style.
Today, proteinic biomarkers are being widely used to monitor patients treated for a number of types of cancer, with regular tumour marker blood tests now an indelible feature of the experience of cancer 'survivorship' (see Ludwig and Weinstein, 2005).
