ineffaceable मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. He attended grade fifth at the Romanian gymnasium from Braov and met Anton Pann, who left him an ineffaceable impression.
2. Too rebellious perhaps ever to become a minister, he nevertheless left an ineffaceable mark on the parliamentary life of his time .'John Barnes for " The Independent ".
3. Mach credits his philosophical awakening to reading, at age fifteen, his father's copy of Immanuel Kant's " Prolegomena to any Future Metaphysics " : " The book made at the time a powerful and ineffaceable impression upon me, the like of which I never afterwards experienced in any of my philosophical reading.
4. He combined the power of minute investigation with a singular faculty for bold generalization . . . . " About the " History of Rome " the universal historian Arnold J . Toynbee writes, " Mommsen wrote a great book, which certainly will always be reckoned among the masterpieces of Western historical literature . " G . P . Gooch gives us these comments evaluating Mommsen's " History " : " Its sureness of touch, its many-sided knowledge, its throbbing vitality and the Venetian colouring of its portraits left an ineffaceable impression on every reader . " " It was a work of genius and passion, the creation of a young man, and is as fresh and vital to-day as when it was written ."
5. The British historian G . P . Gooch, writing in 1913, eleven years after Mommsen's Nobel prize, gives us this evaluation of his " R�misches Geschichte " : " Its sureness of touch, its many-sided knowledge, its throbbing vitality and the Venetian colouring of its portraits left an ineffaceable impression on every reader . " " It was a work of genius and passion, the creation of a young man, and is as fresh and vital to-day as when it was written . " About the " History of Rome " another British historian Arnold J . Toynbee in 1934 wrote, at the beginning of his own 12-volume universal history, " Mommsen wrote a great book, [ " R�misches Geschichte " ], which certainly will always be reckoned among the masterpieces of Western historical literature ."