Sentence examples for indelibly tied from inspiring English sources

"For many officers the navy's core institutional identity is indelibly tied to carriers and the power-projection mission they perform," he says.

They really shouldn't work, on the basis that they are songs so indelibly tied to the persona of their creator (well, creators, but you know who I'm talking about).

From its outset, "American Routes" has been identified with him in the way that "This American Life" is indelibly tied to its creator and host Ira Glass or "Fresh Air" is to Terry Gross.

Moreover, in the same way a Formula One car these days has to have completely seamless synergy between the chassis and the engine, so the tires and the car's engineering are indelibly tied together.

When it comes to health, the word is indelibly tied to the horrors, exploitation and humiliation of the Victorian Freak Show, and with one of the more shameful of human characteristics - the urge to gawp at and mock the plight of those less fortunate than ourselves.

As the global reserve currency, the dollar is indelibly tied to the world’s largest economy and one of the stablest governments among all nations.

Thanks to its position between sea and mountains, Catalonia is marked by dozens of microclimates, each producing ingredients and plates that are tied indelibly to their terroir.

Do you not understand that food, a multi-sensual experience, has the ability to tie in indelibly with our memories, so that someone might actual feel passion for a particular food, and want to explore it through their pen, and perhaps honor it in their own way??" This type of food writer, the borderline obsessive, the "milk toast priest," write as much for themselves as they do for us.

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And it threatens to discredit the recently popular anti-euro cause by tying it so indelibly to Mr. Hague and the sizable defeat for which he appears headed.

"Step Up to the Plate" (the more appropriate French title is "Entre les Bras") ties its star chefs indelibly to their multigenerational family and their modest rural community in southern France.