Sentence examples for remains embedded from inspiring English sources

One monument remains embedded in part of the bar's countertop.

Hutton noticed something astonishing — fossilized fish remains embedded in the rock.

Even so, the Bradley Beach tradition remains embedded in the younger generations.

Thinking the unthinkable remains embedded in the planning of all nuclear-armed nations.

Only a few outward marks of physical devastation are still visible, but the human damage remains embedded in people's minds.

We consider conditions under which an embedded eigenvalue of a self-adjoint operator remains embedded under small perturbations.

And Heritage remains deeply embedded in the DNA of the Republican establishment.

But it remains deeply embedded in some communities, particularly in the country's poor western regions.

But the name St . Johns Unitarian Church remains artfully embedded in the partly shattered stained glass over the entry.

Nevertheless, it's a notion that remains tenaciously embedded in the nation's repertoire of running gags, Samantha Cameron notwithstanding.

For all the strengthening of the anti-corruption and Orwellian sounding "Central Discipline Inspection Committee", corruption remains deeply embedded.