| He knew that, guilty or innocent, a man once suspected is as ineffaceably branded as the shoulder of a galley-slave. |
| Ned noted all these things rapidly and ineffaceably, as he and Crockett took a swift but complete survey of their fortress. |
| It was the fatal flaw of humanity which Nature, in one shape or another, stamps ineffaceably on all her productions. |
| I had told her only a few minutes before that the brain is ineffaceably stamped with the impress of every event in our lives. |
| Some of the recounted episodes deeply and ineffaceably impressed him. |
| Although the struggle ended in 1865, his experience in camp, on the march, and in battle is ineffaceably stamped into his life and character. |
