Sentence examples for is indelibly marked from inspiring English sources

The scenario is indelibly marked on the silver screen's representation of school life.

Koestenbaum has fretted stylishly elsewhere about celebrity, performance and physical betrayal; his books include The Queen's Throat, on opera and sexuality, and Jackie Under My Skin, a study of a woman whose kempt, sleek image is indelibly marked in the public mind with the blood of her slain husband.

Even the itinerant lifestyle leaves its mark: if Red Zone, one of the company's earlier pieces, was born out of the avant-garde rock band Avia, with whom Adassinsky collaborated, and the changing consciousness of Perestroika, Once is indelibly marked by the company's Italian sojourn and commedia dell'arte.

January 21 is indelibly marked in my memory as a day of unity, peace and friendship.

For years, this crossroad of river and sky seemed to have been indelibly marked by slobs.

The policy is also troubling in that the citizens of those countries are indelibly marked.

The lives and characters of these founders were indelibly marked by that fact.

Manila is a city that has been indelibly marked by phases of colonial and post-colonial urban development.

Given the success of the Harry Potter series, several generations of young people will be indelibly marked by this lesson.

Their lives are indelibly marked by trauma – a mother's suicide, family abuse, and a career-ending sports injury.

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.