Sentence examples for had percolated down from inspiring English sources

The usage had percolated down from the noble class.

In-depth interviews as well as triangulation from focus group discussions conveyed that the practice of dry cord care had percolated down to the grass root level.

The powerful charisma of the freedom fighters had percolated down into even quiet, apolitical homes.

But the controversy over cap-and-trade has percolated down to the states, where it became fodder for some candidates in the midterm elections and sparked anti-RGGI rallies in New York and New Jersey, organized by Americans for Prosperity.

As Facebook has percolated down to kids in high school (and now even to middle school) and bubbled up to parents who are now themselves "friends" with the friends of their children and spread to every corner of the globe, it has become less exclusive, less interesting, more overwhelming, and ultimately more annoying.

Sgt. Anthony Yribe, the squad leader, "a walking, talking G.I. Joe action figure," was a fearless soldier who exerted a magnetic hold on his men, but his ethical lapses and contempt for Iraqis seem to have percolated down the line.

Personal issues had percolated into the story as they weighed on him in life.

Contempt has percolated throughout the series.

But not before it has percolated into the collective consciousness.

Yet some far-right ideas have percolated into the mainstream.

"Our catchment ponds are full and almost everything has percolated.