Permeable

The plant's leaves have a permeable membrane that allows for efficient gas exchange.

The plant's roots grow deeper to reach the water table through the permeable soil.

The permeable membrane in the kidney helps filter waste from the bloodstream.

The young student's mind was permeable, eager to absorb knowledge from different subjects.

The writer's style was permeable, adapting to different genres and writing techniques.

The musician's music was permeable, blending different genres and musical traditions.

The young boy's mind is permeable, and he easily absorbs new ideas.

The scientist approached the experiment with a permeable mindset, ready to adapt based on new data.

The candidate's argument was permeable to logical flaws, undermining his credibility during the debate.

The young girl's mind is permeable to new ideas and experiences, making her a quick learner.

The theater troupe's performances aim to create a permeable connection between the actors and the audience.

The raincoat's fabric is permeable, allowing water to seep through.

The air pollution is a result of the city's permeable regulations on industrial emissions.

The artist's work is known for its permeable symbolism, inviting viewers to interpret and engage with the pieces.

The company implemented a permeable communication policy, encouraging employees to collaborate and share ideas across departments.

The artist used a permeable canvas that absorbed the paint, creating a unique texture in the artwork.

The political party's manifesto promotes a permeable government, emphasizing transparency and open communication with citizens.

The skin is a permeable barrier that allows the absorption of certain substances into the body.

The plastic wrap is permeable to air, allowing the fruits to stay fresh for longer.

The city is implementing permeable pavement in parking lots to reduce stormwater runoff.

The waterproofing spray creates a layer on the fabric that makes it less permeable to liquids.

The membrane of the cell is permeable to ions, facilitating their movement in and out.

The raincoat is made of a permeable fabric that allows water to pass through.

The book club provides a permeable space for literary enthusiasts to discuss their favorite novels.

The chef used a permeable spice bag to infuse the flavors into the broth.

The tree's bark is naturally permeable, allowing nutrients to flow through its layers.

The hiker wore permeable hiking shoes to allow moisture from sweat to escape, preventing discomfort and blisters.

The chef used a permeable cooking bag to infuse flavors into the meat while keeping it tender and moist.

The relationship between the two friends was permeable, as they easily influenced each other's decisions and behaviors.

The artist used a permeable ink that spread and diffused beautifully on the paper.

The raincoat's fabric is permeable to water, allowing it to seep through during heavy rain.

The water-resistant coating on the walls made them less permeable to moisture.

The permeable sunscreen I use protects my skin from the sun while still allowing it to breathe.

The soil in this area is permeable, allowing water to drain easily.

The coastal area is experiencing erosion due to the high tides and the permeable nature of the soil.

The plastic wrap used for food storage is not permeable to air, helping to keep the food fresh for longer.

The architect designed the building with permeable walls to allow natural light to filter through.

The company's leadership remained permeable to feedback from employees.

The jury's decision was influenced by the defendant's permeable arguments.

The filter in the fish tank is designed to be permeable to harmful substances while retaining beneficial bacteria.

The artist used a permeable paintbrush to create a textured effect on the canvas.

Sarah's heart is permeable to acts of kindness, and she is always willing to help others.

The mosquito netting is permeable to air but keeps insects out.

The porous soil in the garden is permeable to water, allowing for efficient drainage.

The fabric of this raincoat is permeable, allowing air to flow through and keeping you cool.

The air pollution in the city is concerning because it seeps into homes through permeable windows.

The teenager's emotions are highly permeable, easily influenced by the moods of those around them.

The engineer designed a permeable sound barrier to reduce noise pollution while still allowing airflow.

The politician's stance on the issue was permeable, shifting according to public opinion.

The porous soil in the garden is highly permeable, allowing water to easily penetrate and reach the plant roots.