Sentence examples for they were permeated from inspiring English sources

The lieutenant governor, Mary O. Donohue, filed suit in State Supreme Court in Albany this month, asking that the petitions to get both of Mr. Golisano's running mates on the ballot be invalidated because they were "permeated with fraud".

They are permeated by a greater sense of purpose and meaning.

Similarly, Michelle Phillips Buchberger argues that The French Lieutenant's Woman, along with Fowles' two earlier novels The Collector (1963) and The Magus (1965), proclaimed a "pseudo-feminism" while advocating some feminist ideas; but, she says, they are permeated by a "fetishism [of women that] perpetuates the idea of woman as 'other'".

Soft tissues can become mineralised and hard tissues can become demineralised as a result of degenerative, dysfunctional or diseased conditions, but normally, tissues remain stably mineralised or unmineralised even though they are permeated by the same extracellular fluid.

I'm swallowing the drugs and they're permeating me.

Increasingly, they're permeating all forms of policing.

The cells were permeated with culture medium as they grew in this bioreactor for 3 weeks.

The sessions were permeated by passive-aggressive tensions and an overall lack of artistic focus.

These regions were permeated by capillary networks.

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!

They so often are permeated by what style was current when their professors were trying and failing to make careers as gallery artists, or maybe by a dilute tertiary interpretation of what's happening in Artforum, that they don't question and don't see the conformist pressures they unwittingly impose.