Sentence examples for permanently imbedded from inspiring English sources

Why is it after all these years, "Essay E" remains permanently imbedded in my brain?

In Silverhart, plaintiff was undergoing surgery at defendant hospital when a surgical needle broke; the needle remained permanently imbedded in plaintiff's body.

Importantly, human HGMS applications require special design modifications as, in contrast to conventional use where magnetic elements are permanently imbedded within the separation chambers, medical separators need to avoid direct contact between the magnetic materials and blood to reduce the risk of blood clotting and to facilitate convenient and safe treatment access for many individuals.

With those fond memories permanently imbedded in my mind, I embarked upon a new venture as an adult when I was graciously offered the opportunity to join an organization recognized globally: Earth Day Network (EDN).

Empirical evidence from agricultural lands in Argentina has shown that permanently vegetated areas imbedded in the agricultural matrix (uncropped margins) play a critical role in plant and animal communities compared to the usual situation of crops surrounded by other crops (cultivated margins).

In addition to permanently weakening carpet fibers and softening sheetrock walls, imbedded dampness can warp wood floors, shrink drapes and even curl pictures in rooms that were not involved in the original flood.

"That's one paper imbedded in another".

An example is Laura, found imbedded in cnidarians and echinoderms.

Buffalo was a place imbedded in my heart".

It's something that's imbedded in us.

The graves were imbedded in a woodland landscape.