Use "imprints" in a sentence

1. Sweeping away the corrugated imprints impatiently,

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2. A now that contains the imprints of the past and the meandering dreams of the future

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3. lay the imprints of Sacobie's round snowshoes

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4. Build imprints in your memory of you as a teacher equipped with psychic powers and teaching skills so that you will be able to quickly grow into that man with no resistances or fears

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5. These impressions or imprints will also ripen at a future time – either in this life, or possibly in future lifetimes

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6. Our actions, whether they are positive or negative, virtuous or non-virtuous, leave imprints or seeds in our minds, and these imprints ripen into our life experiences when the appropriate conditions come together

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7. These karmic imprints determine the quality of the next life, and some of the karma carried over will also come to fruition in this next life when it meets the appropriate conditions

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8. The four opponent powers, explained in the three tables that follow, are used to purify negative seeds or imprints:

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9. Fact that one's non-virtuous karmic imprints are temporary pollutions obscuring the mind, and that they do not exist innately in the nature of the mind itself

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10. Yangsi Rinpoche distinguishes between karmic imprints and karmic seeds

11. Imprints in the sand

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12. As spiritual beings created in the image of our Father we think from the mind of God in our spirit, which then manifests into our soul, which then flows into our body, and imprints upon our brain

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13. Famous examples of imprints include the

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14. literature These imprints are thought to be etched or imprinted in the

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15. meditation accompanied by reflective analysis These imprints are not

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16. are imprints in the mind or mind residues that give to the mind a certain

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17. The side of the road was covered with a certain amount of soil and this contained tyre imprints, which corresponded size and width wise to tracks that would fit a mini-van

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18. Experience imprints itself on the face, the hands, the

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19. other imprints at the scene of a crime

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20. Then, if two imprints

21. book imprints for lack of interest

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22. as a form of community building, would those imprints have

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23. The corpses impacted against the vehicle with incredible force, crushing the steel body and leaving imprints in it

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24. ‘’Look at those imprints in the bodywork, Kimi

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25. Because the fire department had responded so quickly, firemen and paramedics ran all over the crime scene before the FBI could get there, so no shoe imprints were available

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26. as they left, the imprints in the dust of

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27. If there’s intense pleasure associated with it, or intense pain, it’s more deeply imprinted; and if it’s repeated, it imprints even more

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28. In fact actually your memories are made up of the chemical imprints that go into the brain, but there must be a retaining of them

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29. A stony path has been marked by white crosses to guide us over a little stream, but even with a torch it’s hard to make out and I often see the imprints of a pair of wet feet at the entrance of the room

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30. Mentor Master and from the depth of the imprints, looked like something only his

31. But from the imprints of the palms, the one scaling the wall had his face facing the wall

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32. There are lots of Sanskaras (imprints) accumulated through different cycles of births and

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33. It doesn’t matter to the developing mind that violence is disguised as a sport, or a cartoon, or a fairy tale, or a literary “classic,” or an ad for their favorite stuff… violence is violence, and dealing it out in a race car crash, on the ice or field with a stick, or at the end of a rifle or fishing line still imprints, “It’s OK!” on that young brain

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34. it refers to processes such as the removal of memory imprints or

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35. and even horseshoe imprints

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36. “I don’t recognize these tracks,” said Jack, studying the imprints in the mud

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37. Imprint/s There are two types of imprint: imprints of actions

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38. imprint on the mental consciousness, and these imprints are karmic

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39. Imprints of delusions

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40. Obstructions to enlightenment The imprints of delusions, which

41. functions to release our mind from delusions or their imprints

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42. imprints of 110, 114, 125

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43. through the force of the imprints of self-grasping ignorance

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44. the imprints of self-grasping ignorance accumulated over time

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45. mistaken awarenesses because, due to the imprints of self-

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46. Because of the imprints of conceptual thoughts that grasp

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47. emptiness is undefiled by the imprints, or stains, of these con-

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48. arises from meditative equipoise, however, due to the imprints

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49. It was the kind of scream that imprints on your soul and chills the marrow flowing through your bones

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50. We may each be likened to players upon a stage and everyone has a specific role to play, which is partially written onto Karmic imprints

51. they will fail, imprints them upon his mind, places them in the gallery of his

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52. In the early stages of infancy it is mostly the subconscious, which stores and imprints these traumas and experiences: to serve as the blueprint for the later-developing conscious mind to follow

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53. The imprints of undead violation and intervention are all over the royal dynasties during that era

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54. As he searched for fossils and imprints in the calcareous streambed, he had the disconcerting impression that he was being watched

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55. The cup fell from his hand and water sloshed onto the pristine marble floor, which he ignored as he left muddy imprints through the spilled water

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56. So soon what is over forgotten, and waves wash the imprints off the sand, With hinged knees returning I enter the doors, (while for you up there, Whoever you are, follow without noise and be of strong heart

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57. Now I stood astonished before it, for there were three similar imprints upon its surface, enormous in size, irregular in outline, of a depth which indicated the ponderous weight which had left them

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58. Had she left some unfinished business back in California? Or was it simply the way a place lived in long enough imprints itself on the still-soft tissues of the brain? Or, simpler yet, did she miss it, that mouse-quiet house where they’d called her by another name? There’d been a time when she’d believed herself capable of living without the conventional comforts—career, possessions, significant other—but her self-imposed exile was revealing her to be frustratingly human

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59. The morning of January 3 brought a twenty-degree bump in the temperature, melting the snow and all its imprints to a springlike mush

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60. I fingered the two tear-shaped scars on my cheekbone, imprints from the iron’s steam ducts

61. The imprints were identical

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62. Ahead was the compartment that still had the bloody imprints of Jess’s knuckles on it

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63. For a long time, all sorts of imprints of bloody hands were visible on the door-posts

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64. She said she would place her small hands and feet into imprints left by the major stars of her youth as Grace stood behind her and watched

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65. And there, on the margin of the page, were the partially blurred imprints of four wee fingers and the outer half of the thumb

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66. "But of what value are these imprints," asked Tarzan, "when, after a few years the lines upon the fingers are entirely changed by the wearing out of the old tissue and the growth of new?"

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67. "Are these imprints similar to mine or Monsieur Tarzan's or can you say that they are identical with either?" The officer drew a powerful glass from his desk and examined all three specimens carefully, making notations meanwhile upon a pad of paper

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