Sentence examples for indelible instance from inspiring English sources
While Raylan Givens's itchy trigger finger gets its usual workout, a new recurring character – Patton Oswalt's over-earnest constable Bob Sweeney – walks away with the series' most indelible instance of unadulterated badassery.
No. Her best poems – those inspired by the Blitz – are marvellously rhythmic, and you see why Yeats likened her to John Webster, though perhaps in this instance her indelible visage worked on him rather more strongly than her verse (TS Eliot's line about "the skull beneath the skin" could as easily have been written for Sitwell, as for Webster).
For those customers, many of whom have been stalked or threatened in the real world, Fertik admits that "Web death" is often impossible references in major newspapers or political contribution data collected by the government, for instance, are practically indelible.
If the script glosses over Richards's flaws — her alcoholism, for instance — it spills over with her indelible gumption, as Texan and tangy as barbecue sauce.
The Coca-Cola Company answers all its mail conscientiously, but in this instance it evaded a direct response, saying only, "We can readily see how this experience has made an indelible impression upon your mind".
There were indelible moments.
His impact was indelible.
