Unerasable

Sergio Bendixen, one of the best Latin surveyors that live in this country told me this one day while having a chat and a coffee: if there is one cultural heritage that is practically unerasable --and almost always reinforced to the extreme by the parents-- is the feeling of belonging to a sports club. ❋ José Fernando López (2011)

My sons' jeans could use some of them, as cover-up for holes and unerasable smudges, or just to funk them up! ❋ Amy (2009)

The soldiers 'descriptions of carnage and fear and terror were things the human mind could not "unknow," their imprint unerasable. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The content was sent by the A-Laws commanding officer, Colonel Kati Mannequin as it brought upon the memory of Sumeragi's sad and unerasable past. ❋ Unknown (2008)

As a Jew I find it a deplorable and unerasable blot on my heritage. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The unerasable pornography of calculated violence. ❋ Unknown (2007)

And don't use that huge, unerasable chalk teaching PDE's before my class so that no matter how hard I erase, no board for me. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The now invisible, yet unerasable wreckage, of the number 30 bus, which ended its final journey right here. ❋ Rachel (2006)

Outside Tavistock Square Park, I stand on the pavement and begin to look upwards at the now invisible, yet unerasable blood on the walls of the BMA building. ❋ Rachel (2006)

Merely by staying alive, with the unerasable information of where the comet was in his head, he represented a danger to humans. ❋ Allen, Roger MacBride (1996)

They wrote unerasable pages of heroism, which the pen of Pablo de la Torriente ❋ Unknown (1989)

You havejust heard the testimony of your own personnel officer, that it was an action of the then Ensign Kirk which placed an unerasable blot on the record of the then Lieutenant Finney. ❋ Unknown (1966)

Algeria wrote unerasable and eternal pages of heroism in their struggle for independence, (applause), victory awaits those who fight, those who struggle, those who have faith in an idea and in a way of struggle. ❋ Unknown (1963)

Now and then they stopped and spoke to some one -- always an elderly person; and in each old face the experiences that life writes in unerasable lines about eyes and lips were hidden by a veil of calmness that was curiously unhuman. ❋ Unknown (1910)

"You are the unerasable audio history of a race with a 20-horse field," Johnson said. ❋ By JOE DRAPE (2011)