No matter how indelibly Americans from the 1990s remember the media tsunami that surrounded his arrest and trial, Schell correctly observed, "Most people under 30 don't".
I must admit, that the words of this are indelibly painted in my brain ever since I could remember but I found it difficult to both understand the meaning of it, and use it commonly in my own life, as I saw so few role models living by it.
Nursing is a metaphor for intimacy.... Nurses do for others publicly what healthy persons do for themselves behind closed doors.... Nurses are treasured when these interchanges are successful, but most often people do not wish to remember their vulnerability or loss of control, and nurses are indelibly identified with those terribly personal times.
But its narrative of liberation, its stories of an omnipotent God like a helicopter gunship, smiting Israel's enemies down with plagues, its angel of death overflying Jewish homes but striking the households of the oppressors, its injunction to remember the fate of the enslaved - all these are indelibly political.
There is such a distinct sense of place in his books and stories, his characters are drawn so indelibly — maybe because of his roots as a journalist — that it's often hard to remember they're not real.
I can sort of remember John Lennon and Elvis dying and I remember school assembly the day of the first ever space shuttle launch, but the lunch time I had my first ever slice of melted cheese on toast is indelibly etched on my brain.
I can sort of remember John Lennon and Elvis dying, and I remember the school assembly the day of the first ever space shuttle launch, but the lunchtime I had my first ever slice of melted cheese on toast is indelibly etched on my brain.
Allegiance to the nation, and especially to New York City -- sentiments not often heard in Washington Square -- were central themes, as the graduates remembered the terrorist attack that indelibly changed their senior year and, for many, their values and ambitions.
