How To Use Indelibly In A Sentence
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They hope to make their extraordinary acts of romantic courtship a moment indelibly imprinted on the minds of their lovers.
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Neither of those titans, however, are as indelibly linked to a single work the way Fitzgerald is identified with Gatsby; none of their works is a set text on as many high school or college courses.
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This lady died; but her lessons were indelibly impressed on the mind of Safie, who sickened at the prospect of again returning to Asia, and being immured within the walls of a haram, allowed only to occupy herself with infantile amusements, ill suited to the temper of her soul, now accustomed to grand ideas and a noble emulation for virtue.
Chapter 14
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Both pieces have been in my collection a good few years now and have lasted for very many plays that have printed them indelibly on my mind.
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The horrors he experienced are imprinted, perhaps indelibly, in his brain.
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The memory of that day was indelibly printed on his brain.
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Others, more positively disposed to the idea of a visual analogue to the music, stress that the video dimension provides a more complete experience that's indelibly enhancing.
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He had Keyes as an alibi, and the exact date and time of `my crime "indelibly tracked by the camcorder clock.
SUMMER OF FEAR
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All this is of historic record in stony cypher of geology indelibly engraved by time on the rocky walls of deepest canyons, as traceable from the primordial archaean to our present era, the age of man.
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The terrible scenes were indelibly imprinted on his mind.
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Moreover, what little is known about his life tends to be indelibly intermixed with a rich mythological overlay.
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A work is the production of a human being, and a part of that human being is indelibly printed on it.
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And here I always thought the chance of a pouring object dribbling was directly proportional to the capability of the object or material beneath said pot to become indelibly stained from the dribble.
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Many memories were lost or left behind that day, but some are indelibly etched on the minds of the islanders forever.
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The video images of mindless violence will remain indelibly imprinted on all our memories.
Times, Sunday Times
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The disaster is indelibly seared into the villagers' memory.
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Moreover, what little is known about his life tends to be indelibly intermixed with a rich mythological overlay.
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Whenever he saw in the street a mother escorting her congenitally deformed, theroid adolescent son, he was always struck by the grief and exhaustion indelibly imprinted on the face of this woman.
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And what we saw on the way was indelibly printed on my mind.
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I take that to mean books that pithed me straight through the occiput when I read them and changed the way I saw the world and my place in it, books that imprinted themselves so indelibly on my heart and mind that I don't have to have them in my hand to re-read them, I just need to shut my eyes and watch them unscroll in my imagination.
Lance Mannion:
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His hard, sinewed length seemed indelibly imprinted on her flesh, male in its contours.
Western Man
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The horrors he experienced are imprinted, perhaps indelibly, in his brain.
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The video images of mindless violence will remain indelibly imprinted on all our memories.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you were there, it's indelibly imprinted on your memory.
The Sun
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The disaster is indelibly seared into the villagers' memory.
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Miller was the first photojournalist to witness these scenes, and the images she captured are indelibly etched on the public consciousness.
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Safari tourism has stamped its mark indelibly on Africa.
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this tradition has left its mark indelibly upon the social, political, educational and industrial fabric of this country
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I'm sure that that number is indelibly imprinted in his brain.
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But even without Augmented memory, this piece would have been branded indelibly on his brain.
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Others have acknowledged that the Ulster experience is indelibly imprinted in the artist's psyche.
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That his new novel uses photography as a postscript for a moment in history which will forever be indelibly inscribed upon our souls is a gesture both probing and poignant.
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The bad news for his rivals, however, is that protest candidates have proved very effective at indelibly soiling whatever image the party is trying to convey at the moment.
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The date it all started is indelibly etched on the former police officer's memory.
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I take that to mean books that pithed me straight through the occiput when I read them and changed the way I saw the world and my place in it, books that imprinted themselves so indelibly on my heart and mind that I don't have to have them in my hand to re-read them, I just need to shut my eyes and watch them unscroll in my imagination.
Fifteen books that given the way my life has turned out I probably shouldn't have read
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Give Maria Bello credit, if you like, for having the courage to take on a character so indelibly linked to one of the great actors of our time, Helen Mirren- and then take it away for the ridiculously behatted mash she and the show have made of the character.
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If marriage is invincible, indelibly written on the human heart, untouchable or only slightly touched by culture, where do all these fatherless families come from?
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Don Black's gimcrack lyrics range from the instantly forgettable to the indelibly horrific: "Well, who would have thought that a waitress from Rowena / Would have had the balls to bust me out my old .45 / And who would have thought that a farm boy from Teleco / Would outsmart the smartest lawmen and walk out of here alive?
Wheel This Barrow Out of Town
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If any single movement stamped itself indelibly on the memory this time it was the central scherzo.
Times, Sunday Times
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These should be indelibly carved in the semantic memory, so forgetting them could mean a problem.
Times, Sunday Times
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The result: this guy steps up to the mic and proceeds to deliver the most aggressively incompetent, indelibly off-key and memorably gonzo version of the Queen song ever performed in the history of the universe.
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This is because a national ID card could indelibly identify people who snore.
Times, Sunday Times
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The vivid phrasemaking is liquid gold on the actors 'tongues and the literary craftsmanship is admirable, with details in the monologues overlapping at just the right moment to snap a bleak image indelibly into place.
Rosemary Jenkinson's 'Stella Morgan' is good, but not great, at Keegan Theatre
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A familiar aura of sweetness and loss reminiscent of Salinger is palpable from the first pages of the book, when we meet Jane's older brother Henry, who, by introducing his "mature" girlfriend to the family has indelibly altered the paradigm of familial relationships with which young Jane is accustomed.
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He had Keyes as an alibi, and the exact date and time of `my crime "indelibly tracked by the camcorder clock.
SUMMER OF FEAR
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While some actors would resent never being able to shake off their past, John says he is proud to have been responsible for a character who is indelibly etched on the nation's psyche.
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Trekboere changed the physical and legal landscape of the Olifants River Valley indelibly by asserting permanent, alienable, and bounded claims to land, and by appropriating commonly used territory from Khoikhoi and San, eliciting violent retribution.
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Since this was our only formal meeting, the event is indelibly imprinted in my memory.
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The terrible scenes were indelibly imprinted on his mind.
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Around the rest of China, the name Wenzhou is indelibly linked to the ubiquitous pink and purple lit massage parlors.
Chinalyst - China blogs in English
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ROBERTS: Well, believe me, I listened to it enough that it's indelibly emblazed into my brain.
CNN Transcript Sep 2, 2008
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Historians of philosophy and religion call this form of experience ascensional mysticism, yet all that is called ascensional mysticism does not have the indelibly transformative character of the Gnostic ascension.
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European culture and values indelibly shaped the urban and rural landscapes, particularly in terms of the use of space, and the structure and practice of government.
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This is because a national ID card could indelibly identify people who snore.
Times, Sunday Times
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They hope to make their extraordinary acts of romantic courtship a moment indelibly imprinted on the minds of their lovers.
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If you were there, it's indelibly imprinted on your memory.
The Sun
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Cars that wear the double chevron symbol have always seemed indelibly French.
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The memory of that day was indelibly printed on his brain.
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The hand itself that formed that rude bowl has long since mouldered away, flesh and bone alike, into the soil around it; but the print of its fingers, indelibly fixed by fire into the hardened clay, remains for us still to tell the story of that early triumph of nascent keramics.
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One might imagine that the amount of time and trouble one spends in coaxing a truant word back into the memory would inscribe it indelibly on one's heart and ensure that that particular creature, at any rate, should never escape again: whereas in fact, like a once-dislocated ankle, it is more than ever liable to slip out.
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