| "Shadows which permeate his painting and no less insidious..." "..than those wich cloaked ignorance and depravity." | |
| A center of casual violence and capricious harassment where rampant vice and amorality permeate every strata of society. | |
| And very slowly these ideas might permeate the system. | |
| And what [Wolfowitz] does will permeate the entire organization. | |
| But Cthulhu, I mean the mythos does permeate a lot of popular culture. | |
| "Shadows which permeate his painting and no less insidious..." "..than those wich cloaked ignorance and depravity." | |
| A center of casual violence and capricious harassment where rampant vice and amorality permeate every strata of society. | |
| And very slowly these ideas might permeate the system. | |
| And what [Wolfowitz] does will permeate the entire organization. | |
| But Cthulhu, I mean the mythos does permeate a lot of popular culture. | |
| 'They speak of its fortunate climate, 'the silence that permeates the landscape...' | |
| - It permeates the house. | |
| Already the signal from the shard permeates the dead flesh of the subject. | |
| An air of quiet confidence permeates the conversation. | |
| And this energy permeates everything. | |
| 'They speak of its fortunate climate, 'the silence that permeates the landscape...' | |
| - It permeates the house. | |
| Already the signal from the shard permeates the dead flesh of the subject. | |
| An air of quiet confidence permeates the conversation. | |
| And this energy permeates everything. | |
| "Silence permeated" | |
| "The greyness of the weather had permeated the inner most reaches of Grace's mind. "All was a fog. | |
| 'Love permeated every nook and cranny, 'every corner and crevice of that little house. | |
| - It permeated the club when I arrived. | |
| ..attached by a metal-permeated cable to your headless bird. | |
| - That's a permeating syllogism. | |
| A permeating image of pain fills the gaps of serotonin. | |
| And it's permeating the whole team. | |
| I can feel death permeating my skin. | |
| I can tell by the sense of joy permeating the room... that I was right to offer my services as a mediator. | |
| "Silence permeated" | |
| "The greyness of the weather had permeated the inner most reaches of Grace's mind. "All was a fog. | |
| 'Love permeated every nook and cranny, 'every corner and crevice of that little house. | |
| - It permeated the club when I arrived. | |
| ..attached by a metal-permeated cable to your headless bird. | |
| - That's a permeating syllogism. | |
| A permeating image of pain fills the gaps of serotonin. | |
| And it's permeating the whole team. | |
| I can feel death permeating my skin. | |
| I can tell by the sense of joy permeating the room... that I was right to offer my services as a mediator. | |
