Sentence examples for inscribed in time from inspiring English sources

What would you think, Nietzsche asks, if a demon were to creep after you and say: Every day that you have lived, every moment, has been inscribed in time in such a way that it will recur, over and over, in an endless cycle, with no change possible and no way out.

Sculpture and the statue desire to inscribe in geological time something of human thought and feeling.

We begin as cells, with one kind of time inscribed in our genes.

In the particular case of the Third String Quartet, written for Mr. Mann as leader of the Juilliard Quartet, his playing is inscribed in the music for all time, as much as the words of a libretto are inscribed in an opera score.

— Jia Tolentino Once upon a time, music was inscribed in grooves, and, in the summer, I get into grooves, too — once I start listening to an album, it's difficult to stop.

Fragments of all the different toponymic regimes and hegemonic discourses that took over one after the other over time have remained inscribed in Milan's street network, originating a complex tapestry in which different pasts revive and conflicting ideologies co-exist.

Francis decided in July that the names of John XXIII and John Paul II would be "inscribed in the book of saints" at the same time, a clear signal of his personal admiration for and identification with their pontificates.

Portraits inscribed in ice.

He is inscribed in its DNA.

It is inscribed in their genetic code.

Bacchanalian nights are practically inscribed in the job description.