| We have the deep ineffaceable shame of our treatment of the indigenous people from that moment on. |
| That memory cannot be so much worse than the rest that it should be ineffaceable, where they have been effaced. |
| The relic, with ghostly, ineffaceable traces of the original handiwork, is in the show. |
| Since it is an ineffaceable fact that the debtor had both the possession and the enjoyment of the property, the consequences of this fact must also be ineffaceable. |
| He confided once that it had been a visit of singular and unclouded happiness which left an ineffaceable impression. |
| The ineffaceable quality of these early pictorial and literary impressions affords the strongest plea for good art in the nursery and the schoolroom. |
