I wish that motto were inscribed at the top of every smartphone.
Finally, the new publisher and date were inscribed at the bottom right, without any credit to Gillray.
The New York Public Library is abiding by an agreement that says Stephen A. Schwarzman's name should be inscribed at every entrance to its main building.
And this week, on the eve of the park's dedication, it hit another snag, as two foundations took the park sponsors to court over where their acknowledgments would be inscribed at the site.
The quote from Saadi is very shrewd, given that Obama cited Saadi's most famous poem, four lines long, that evokes the essential unity of all humanity — the stanza is inscribed at the United Nations.
As for the second myth, that of his gradual capitulation to the system, it has to be inscribed, at the risk of falling into the biographical fallacy, within the larger context of Truffaut's own now well-documented life.
In a drawing from 1986, he hit on another public figure, viewed from behind against a moonlit city skyline; the work is inscribed, at the top, "A certain Donald Trump" and, below, "The first real gentleman I'd met in years".
This loss is inscribed at the threshold of the chapter in its dedication to the author's mother, Elaine G. Caruth, described in the accompanying footnote as a psychoanalyst who "had discussed an earlier draft of this text with me a number of times before her death in March 1998" (3).
