Sentence examples for written indelibly from inspiring English sources

The sons all bore the sign of the cross written indelibly in ashes on their foreheads.

He went on to postulate the characteristics of the genetic code in much greater detail, invoking, on the way, the term "codon" for the individual base-pair triplets that were soon accepted as the specific codes for particular amino acids, and are now written indelibly into the language of science.

The citation noted that Heffron "has played a vital role in the founding and early development of this university and remains a sympathetic and wise counsellor to our cause ... His name is written indelibly into the history of the New South Wales University of Technology".

Joseph Campbell wrote indelibly about the power of The Hero with a Thousand Faces – an ur-hero who's living a mundane life when he's faced with a challenge through which he can discover his greatness.

At present, the literary postmodernists, having declared authorship dead--and unwilling to consider the transdimensionality of metaphysical authorship as a progressive subjective thrust--now tell us, too, that even creativity itself is dead, and that all writing indelibly of this Age is "uncreative".

But the story of Mr. Shumaker's own prison ordeal is written most indelibly in this unassuming house in Fairfax Station.

It was the first time his name appeared in print, and by all rights it should have been the last, save perhaps for a final entry on a police blotter; instead, he wrote himself indelibly into the history of Western music.

"It was a piece of work indelibly written by Nicolas Roeg.

Now his name is indelibly written in the pantheon of champions, joining his Swedish boyhood idols, Stefan Edberg and Mats Wilander.

That's one of the great things about this 394-minute box set: realising you'd forgotten what you thought was indelibly written on your heart, in my case the plot of each episode.

The Rev. James Merritt, the denomination's president, said in a sermon, "The principles, values and beliefs that once seemed indelibly written on our hearts, minds and culture are fading, and it seems very few people are doing anything to stop it".