Sentence examples for it has permeated from inspiring English sources

It was started in Los Angeles in 1991 by Erik Brunetti, and since its inception, it has permeated all youth subcultures from skateboarding and graffiti to punk rock and hip-hop.

And it has permeated contemporary orchestral playing.

It has permeated major television channels, many newspapers, government organs and intellectual collectives.

But I wonder if it has permeated everyone's thinking that it is not doubling every three months.

"10 10 has been amazing because it has permeated through all sections of the paper, such as the G2 supplement, as well as the arts and comment section.

It has permeated the 'ethos of clothing', "driven by the proliferation of the sportswear trend of the past few years," Watts says.

Since the first veiled hint of its existence in 2009, Destiny and the rumours around it had permeated all areas of gaming conversation: it cost half a billion dollars, it would be the largest open world game ever created, 500 people worked on it, Peter Dinklage narrated it.

By the time the turkey was finally cool enough to sample, the seasonings he had injected into it had permeated to the deepest core, and though the bird was overcooked, it was still suffused with the flavors of the marinade.

"It now has permeated everything".

But the resources and community it has built has permeated well beyond building technology companies.

It is as if this long perspective has permeated the narrative and imbued it with a sense of distance.