Sentence examples for permeated into from inspiring English sources

But gradually their influence permeated into mass entertainment.

"Bill Shorten's u-turn [on border protection] is a classic example of what started with Pauline Hanson, which permeated into the Liberal party and then the Labor party.

"The way she carries herself, the Gothic cross — all these things permeated into her character, which is maybe the most messed-up girl on the block but also the most confident," Mr. Russell said.

In former socialist countries, as cities expanded they permeated into nearby agricultural areas.

This knowledge, however, has not permeated into or made a substantive impact upon the broader academic world.

Melatonin permeated into the receptor compartment was measured at different time intervals (2 to 24 h; Figure 8).

"You don't want storm water permeating into the landfill".

Far from short-changing the subject, she believes it shows the children how citizenship permeates into all areas of life.

Now it seems that the individualist European approach to fashion is beginning to permeate into American culture.

This new era, based on more complex data models, has the potential to permeate into many areas of life.

While in South Asia caste discrimination has its roots in Hindu philosophy and religion and is sanctioned by the religion, it permeates into other religious communities as well.