Sentence examples for it permeated everything from inspiring English sources

FREY It permeated everything – the movies, television, you name it.

I love this: John Lennon - before he was a Beatle, before the floppy bowl cut, before he pioneered round glasses - so inspired by Presley that it permeated everything he did, said and wore.

It permeates everything, the way we talk about politics.

It permeates everything we experience, be it the visible light illuminating all we see, or the broadcast media transmitted across the globe by radio-wave.

The issue of trust in politicians may not top the opinion polls in this election but, rather like damp, I think it permeates everything.

All these things Hoffman records with a sympathy that is like the heat in August: it sinks in, resistlessly, until it permeates everything; but is qualified by an acerbic sobriety which is the flipside of Polish romanticism, so you don't feel at the end like forgiving the people she describes.

It permeates everything we do in our lives.

I used to be a management consultant for a big firm so I had to quantify everything and the most important things in life you can't quantify because they impact everything in such as fundamental way that there is no way to extract out that impact, it permeates everything.

"It permeates everything we do.

Because the awareness of it permeates everything.

It permeates everything we do, whether we are equipping community leaders in the slums of Nairobi with conflict mitigation skills; assisting those with HIV and AIDS in Colombia to gain access to treatment; or distributing emergency food aid to vulnerable families in Gaza during the recent conflict.