Permeated in a sentence

A couple of decades ago, typewriters' loud noises permeated offices, and large piles of paper filled large cabinets and desktops.

AI has permeated the fashion and retail sectors, as automations boost efficiencies in logistics, merchandising, marketing and customer service, among other things.

Both book series include seven installments, a highly symbolic number in the Christianism-permeated Narnia series and Rowling’s more secular Harry Potter.

Gnawing anxiety permeated Ravens fandom as the Chargers took 18 plays — so many hunt-and-peck throws to ageless and uncoverable wide receiver Keenan Allen — to move within 16 yards of the end zone early in the fourth quarter.

His songs are deeply permeated with meaning, but Ray would rather have others define what the meaning of his songs are to them, rather than him defining it.

It was a time permeated by fear and silence.

LA-based singer-songwriter Miya Folick sheds some of the lyrical obfuscations that permeated 2018’s Premonitions.

My lord, you already know how the sepsis of corruption and fraud has permeated both the public and private sector so much that the only practical thing to do is to amputate the parts that are struck with the gangrene of abuse.

Over the next three decades, as “foreign” ideas from Jewish thinkers permeated the academy, conservatives became resolute that universities place a renewed focus on what they believed to be bedrock American ideals.

Residents in Qusra told the BBC this week that fear had permeated the village.

The entire beer is permeated by a peculiar citrus and soft fruit sensation that's too nebulous to really identify, so it's likely some combo of the yeast and hops at work.

The Germans have taken the risk of debate, reminding us of a tradition that has permeated the Church since the very beginning; we need only read the Acts of the Apostles.

This language, which we know so well from the toolbox of patriarchy, has also permeated feminist strongholds.

This overall pricing increase is considered to be one of the drivers of the decades-high inflation rate that has permeated the American economy and has pressured the finances of many households.

Wokeness seems to have permeated and infected every other collegiate sport, but not wrestling.

Facilitated by the home-river advantage, Crimson spirit permeated the atmosphere, and swarms of Harvard students and alumni were clearly visible along all six bridges and concentrated around the various boathouses.

In terms of making the fruit and veg people buy less saturated in chemicals they said that washing well was an option, but didn’t get rid of that which has permeated inside.

The Governor’s munificence has also permeated the local government sphere, evident in his recent decision in the huge improvement in the payment of the salaries of local government employees.

Their presence, along with the mesmerising skills of the freestylers, contributed to the vibrant atmosphere that permeated the tournament grounds.

The Petty aura permeated the evening.