Sentence examples for completely permeated from inspiring English sources

For that reason, be cautious in Japan and China, where the Western tipping culture has not yet completely permeated their souls.

I'm a fan of retro gaming, but not quite enough to completely permeate my life with it (close, though).

For a low surface energy material, Cassie and Baxter assumed that the liquid does not completely permeate the roughened solid.

Kato's works with Ponce on strong solutions of the Euler and Navier Stokes equations, which developed the tools for the systematic application of fractional derivatives in the study of evolutions, which now completely permeates the subject.

Mix at a high speed until the ice completely permeates the liquid and serve immediately.

"What's been most gratifying is to see how completely we've permeated the culture," she went on.

It's a testament to how completely mobile devices have permeated our behaviour: they are now simply "there", a constant presence throughout the day; the compact channel through which we receive the rich information in our world.

Yet that line has permeated so completely that the tabloids now express their fealty to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge by promising not to chase them to their romantic hideaway.

We were in conditions to resume our "path towards development" (in narrative and economic terms) after a long period with a completely different perspective governed by a sense of immediacy and neoliberal policies which had permeated all institutional environments.

The badness at its core is completely familiar; it permeates our lives.

It is apparent that the mixed monolayer used in this case contains a number of defect sites (pinholes) through which the probe molecules can permeate completely or partially.