Sentence examples for bloodstream of from inspiring English sources

Yet his books carry on selling and his ideas have entered the bloodstream of English discussion.

Let that tremendous adrenaline now flow into the political bloodstream of the rest of the UK.

They are so good they may be entering the bloodstream of art.

The psychic experience of AIDS has long since infiltrated the bloodstream of American culture.

Zugzwang now should enter the bloodstream of geopolitical language and thinking.

"We just can't watch these numbers go up in the bloodstream of American women".

Violence has directly entered the bloodstream of US politics, this picture tells us.

Market watchers are worried that banks will be less willing to lend, blocking up the bloodstream of the economy.

"A revolution like China's gets deep into the bloodstream of a country and I think it got deep into the bloodstream of Xi Jinping because all of his formative experiences were up in Shaanxi, in the Maoist era," said Schell.

The oil mixture is meant to reduce the buildup in the bloodstream of long-chain fatty acids, caused by ADL.

He took part in medical experiments, performing the first successful injection of a substance into the bloodstream (of a dog).