Sentence examples for indelibly from inspiring English sources

If there's one player who I'd like to see indelibly linked to this series it would be Mitch.

Part of the problem is that, while they didn't invite the attack on LeBeouf, they now see it as indelibly linked to their art.

The former is indelibly stitched into French film history thanks to her breakthrough role in Alain Resnais' Hiroshima Mon Amour way back in 1959, though she has also made films for Georges Franju and Jean-Pierre Melville.

But shades of panic have arrived and, indelibly, have begun to reveal themselves in other ways: from the government sequestering the funds of public bodies to help pay bills; to Greek borrowing costs soaring on fears of insolvency; to savers stuffing their freezers with cash and ever more parents encouraging their children to move abroad.

So indelibly last year, so indelibly the preserve of elderly attention seekers.

For some he was indelibly "the butcher of Beirut", the man who in 1982 dragged Israel into a bloody and gratuitous war in Lebanon which shamed it before the world.

That is just as well: Mr Brown has almost certainly sunk too low to be relaunched, his image indelibly and unflatteringly fixed in the public mind.

Time has marked the brand indelibly: Tom Wolfe's "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" describes how the drink changes when you put LSD in it; hundreds of cult members in Guyana demonstrated the consequences of lacing it with cyanide.

He will not throw away the only political instruments within his power because they are indelibly marked with traces of the evil he wishes to remove.

Or because, by implication, the action or comment that provoked it is so powerfully resonant that it marks him, and his party, indelibly?

A crystal snake on his desk opened its jaws to strike; it reminded him of the snake of Amazonian myth, studded with the eyes of the men it had swallowed.All his clients, too, he said, were indelibly embedded in him.