Sentence examples for indelible to from inspiring English sources

Writing about that distant Jackson, Miss Welty often had the chance to portray herself as a young girl, an "indelible" child, as she put it, who slowly discovered that the people in town were making themselves indelible to her.

Hostetler moved with Rookie down a hill -- this is West Virginia, after all, "almost heaven" as the locals often refer to it -- and the hills and mountains are indelible to the majesty of the terrain.

I write this sitting in Berlin, dreaming of Bosnia, and thinking of Kurt Schork, the Reuters correspondent whose dispatches from Sarajevo helped shape the world's view of a war that was as morally indelible to my generation of correspondents as Vietnam was to another.

I was going to use "Dancing With The Stars" as a reference but New York is just way too sophisticated and indelible to go there.

The tune itself is a atmospheric ballad that doesn't rest on a musical hook, but has a free flowing musicality that is indelible to Health's virtuosity.

"The housing and support the Ali Forney Center gives the LGBTQ youth community is indelible to what the spirit of this city is about: the nurturing and acceptance of all of our differences and a place that allows that difference to blossom," Posey said.

After some additional research and consultation they decided to add an indelible dye to the infusion, similar to products used in the banking industry to prevent counterfeiting.

So it helps to have an indelible character to keep viewers entertained long enough to get them invested in stories they don't know and actors they've often never seen.

Last year the UN mission chief Kai Eide tried to make a public demonstration of the supposedly indelible ink to the Afghan media…only to see it to fail.

The measurement points were marked with indelible ink to ensure day-to-day consistency and facilitate subsequent measurements.

The Election Commission said that it would carry out some of the parliamentary committee's recommendations, like extending the campaign period to a minimum of 10 days and using indelible ink to stain voters' fingers to ensure that people do not vote more than once.