Sentence examples for this is inscribed from inspiring English sources

Personal data protection is a fundamental right for all Europeans — this is inscribed in the E.U.'s Charter of Fundamental Rights.

"Frenchwomen are the repositories of chic, because this inheritance is inscribed in their race," wrote another.

"In token of my admiration for his genius, this book is inscribed to Nathaniel Hawthorne," reads Herman Melville's dedication of "Moby-Dick," written when both Melville and Hawthorne lived in the Massachusetts Berkshires.

This dynamic is inscribed in the modern history of the Republican Party; the G.O.P. of the past half-century has been home to some moderate politicians, but they have not often gathered behind an agenda, as a faction.

This story is inscribed on a plaque outside H. H. Richardson's celebrated Allegheny County Courthouse and Jail, two massive turreted piles of rusticated stone linked across a city street by a Bridge of Sighs providing secure passage for prisoners.

Moby-Dick was dedicated to Hawthorne: "In token of my admiration for his genius, this book is inscribed to Nathaniel Hawthorne".

Built at the beginning of the 20th century by the Viennese company Helmer and Fellner, this structure is inscribed in UNESCO's list of specially protected monuments.

The socle of this sculpture is inscribed with a dedication from Baalshillem, the son of a Sidonian king to Eshmun, which illustrates the importance of the site to the Sidonian monarchy.

At the museum of the Temple of Tranquil Seas in Nanjing, the site of the signing of one of the most unequal of China's treaties with foreign powers, is inscribed this phrase: "To feel shame is to approach courage".

On it is inscribed "Vive L'Amour!" Karl Lagerfeld made this beauty for my mother's 20th birthday.

His sentiment about that horrific event is inscribed on his powerful sculpture: "This is a statement of peace.