What is "inscribes"

Usage examples of "inscribes".

Let us see what these two facts have to tell us when we regard them as letters of the 'word' which light inscribes into the phenomenal world as an indication of its own nature.

This metaphor resonates down the ages, becoming the basis for philosophical debate in the eighteenth and scientific / ideological debate in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as to whether humans are born with innate predispositions or as tabula rasa - clean slates on which experience inscribes individual memory.

Do you know of any god or demon in whose special favor she stands, or any incantation or rune she habitually mumbles, or any notable talisman, charm, or amulet she customarily wears or inscribes on her body?

But, besides these cold, formal, and empty words of the chisel that inscribes, the voice that speaks, and the pen that writes, for the public eye and for distant time—and which inevitably lose much of their truth and freedom by the fatal consciousness of so doing—there were traditions about the ancestor, and private diurnal gossip about the judge, remarkably accordant in their testimony.