"Moments that are saturated with meaning, but whose meaning cannot be put into words".
The committee's latest draft report says that eating saturated fat in some meat and dairy products may be more significant factors in clogging up arteries and contributing to heart disease.
The island is saturated with sailing culture, from the Maltese Falcon (one of the biggest sailing yachts in the world) at anchor in Falmouth harbour and the regular regattas to the yacht crews filling the bars.
In nutrition, the advice to industry is often to cut down on saturated fat, sugar and salt in products, and technical advice on the ways that this might be achieved.
He said they were that the chief minister "seems to govern for himself" and had "lost connection" with Territorians; that the CLP government was "saturated with fake smiles", and that it failed to respond to Territorians' needs.
Last week, local government leaders called for reforms regarding "saturation zones" – 208 areas in England and Wales (up from 160 in 2012) that are "saturated" with pubs, bars, clubs, and other premises licensed to sell booze, leading to excessive drinking and subsequent disorder.
When a market is saturated, as England's is, you invade everyone else's, in the style of 19th-century imperialism, only this time with replica shirts and duvet covers.
In a world saturated with images, we feel a need to document our every action; just recently I caught myself Instagramming my bowl of morning porridge.
The study, which involved police community support officers (PCSOs) physically counting virtually every camera in Cheshire, provides the first reliable estimate of how saturated with CCTV the UK has become.
As a walking cliche, as a predictable example of the nervy and educated neurotic, I obediently limit red meat, coffee and saturated fats, never binge drink, walk miles, wouldn't touch a sunbed, and have never smoked since having a bewildering drag of my mother's fag at the age of nine.
As it is, he believes he has saturated the Syrian market.
