An ooze of indifference and neglect permeated the structure, with the crowning insult being what I described as "the tackiest fake-veneer candy stand left in the city, complete with Beirut-style rolldown steel gates".
Set on a travertine plinth, its gleaming, offset walls created subtle spatial illusions enhanced by sunlight, and moonlight, shimmering and sparkling from both the rich building materials and from the rectangular pool that permeated the structure.
The intense criticism leading up to the Nisman memorial march showcased the deep political divisions that have permeated the structure of Argentina's government in a crucial election year.
The octopus feeds on the doctrines of 'shareholder value' increasingly permeating the legal structures that set the allocation of power in corporations.
According to the report, "a lack of accountability appears to permeate the entire structure of the administration and running of this camp program".
"A combination of contaminants known to be hazardous to human health, unparalleled in any other building designed for office use, permeates the entire structure," said a damage report prepared last year for Deutsche Bank, the owner.
The postulation of an affective structure permeating the whole of creation from top to bottom was vital to account for the phenomenon of action at a distance (actio in distans), which Aristotle had expressly ruled out in his Physics (7. 2, 244a14 245b5, see Henry 2008).
It permeated the whole social structure".
Now, technology permeates the entire league structure, and much of the recording is automated and stored on remote servers.
And this glory permeates the American social structure, creating a sort of standing permission for every troubled individual - every potential army of one - to wage war against a self-perceived wrong.
This spirit of openness and healthy disagreement should permeate all the structures of the Catholic Church from the Vatican to the parish levels, religious houses, chanceries, and rectories.
