Sentence examples for inscribed its from inspiring English sources

Through drawing and quartering, beheading, shooting or hanging, the state inscribed its power on the body of the convict and provided a lesson in the perils of disobedience.

Café Müller & The Rite of Spring/Tanztheater Wuppertal Sadler's Wells, London EC1 The received wisdom is that American choreographers like Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham gave the world modern dance, that they inscribed its language, forged its aesthetic and created its key texts.

We walked over to a monument where, on giant slabs, the church had inscribed its principles.

Manila was then invaded by the indianized empire of Majapahit as referenced in the epic eulogy poem Nagarakretagama which inscribed its conquest by Maharaja Hayam Wuruk.

She argues that identity politics has its own genealogy in liberal capitalism that relentlessly reinforces the "wounded attachments" it claims to sever: "Politicized identity thus enunciates itself, makes claims for itself, only by entrenching, restating, dramatizing, and inscribing its pain in politics; it can hold out no future for itself or others that triumphs over this pain" (Brown 1995, 74).

It is the way the garden inscribes its signature on the memory.

Cramer said the EU should inscribe its target as a single entity.

He said: "Japan will not inscribe its target under the Kyoto protocol on any conditions or under any circumstances".

Other countries have issued nondenominated commemorative stamps for years: Britain inscribes its issues with "1st," and Canada's stamps have a small red maple leaf and a "P" for permanent.

He said: "Japan will not inscribe its target under the Kyoto Protocol on any conditions or under any circumstances... Discussions focusing on a second commitment period will go nowhere".

He seems to be suggesting that Israel has usurped the voice of God by inscribing its national plaint into the minds of its subjects in the same way that God issues his spiritual injunction to his people.