permeating

How To Use permeating In A Sentence

• This caravan, the rude shouters at the town halls, and the whole anti-intellectual culture permeating the remnant base of the [R] party is an anathema to true dialog in a democratic society and is an EMBARRASSMENT to true conservatives. No love for Harry Reid on the Tea Party Express
• Twirling lights started up and a booming voice echoed in a permeating manner. Passage
• In fact, there's much a sense of desolation and loneliness permeating the film.
• Several white-sheeted bodies lay on the ground, limbs akimbo, eyes wildly open, with the look and feel of death permeating the surrounding area.
• The sound was close to being great all night but never quite clearing up enough to accentuate the brutality of the riffage permeating from the stage.
• The character of the deaconship remains lively, permeating all the aspects of your life, both in the specific exercising of the ministry as deacons and in professional, family, social life etc.
• Backfilling with the clay soil that you removed is actually like building a dam to keep excess water from permeating the root ball of your newly planted tree.
• Huge stopes with textbook square-set timbering began permeating the interior of Green Hill because the almost-vertical gold, silver, and copper ore-shoots were mined profitably on a large scale.
• Indeed, it is highly likely that she is complicit in the criminal activity permeating this case.
• There's a new N-word permeating our culture and it has nothing to do with racial epithets. Phil Bronstein: We're All the New N-word: It's Not About You, It's About Me