| Hence, in this analysis, there can be no clear-cut boundary between the military and civilian sectors of society, as each is routinely interpenetrated by the other. |
| We are social animals, deeply interpenetrated with one another, who emerge out of relationships. |
| In course of a public action, levels are interwoven and interpenetrated. |
| It's easy to ignore how black and white cultures in America have interpenetrated, how relatively safe and peaceful our lives are because of his life's work. |
| And as with physical contact, it would require a willingness to be seen, to be known, to be interpenetrated. |
| It's an intense talisman — interpenetrated by past, present, future. |
