Sentence examples for it was permeated from inspiring English sources

The totemistic principle was then the clan itself, and it was permeated with sanctity.

Prior to the revolution, Roman Catholicism was the dominant religion; however, it was permeated by Santería and held little influence in rural areas.

They said it was permeated, controlled, by anti-Semites and anti-Israel people, and we said, no, they're there, but it's not controlled, it's not permeated!

But it was permeated with a thick coating of dust and grime, which corroded organ parts made of leather and other vulnerable materials.

Then Mr. Rumsfeld headed to the National Military Command Center, the secure operational nerve center below his office, even though it was permeated with smoke.

Federal prosecutors had asked US district judge Brian Cogan to throw out the defense's opening statement at Guzmán's New York trial, saying it was "permeated with improper argument, unnoticed affirmative defenses and inadmissible hearsay".

"It was pretty high pressure, it was permeating the whole area with natural gas," Gibson said.

It's incredible, and it's permeated so many areas.

It is permeated with expressions of support for and full comprehension of Nazi ideology.

It is permeated with the first world war, the horror of it.

It is permeated by mordant wit, touched by absurdity, poisoned by hostility and sarcasm.