Sentence examples for a pervasive impression of from inspiring English sources

So there was a pervasive impression of disrepute.

There was a pervasive feeling of despair.

The sense that America's schools are critically ill has faded, but that sense has been replaced not by satisfaction, but by a widespread impression of pervasive and unremediable mediocrity.

Once inside, the impression is confirmed by chintzy decorations and a pervasive aroma of curry from the Indian restaurant next door.

The complicated texture of "None but the Lonely Heart" made a pervasive, long-lasting impression.

There was a pervasive sense of defeat.

A pervasive tone of homophobia has emboldened violent vigilantes.

There was always a pervasive sense of violence, an awareness of limits.

There was also a pervasive sense of satisfaction over a smooth logistical success amid unprecedented security.

Tacit coordination is a pervasive aspect of accounting practice.

Trauma is a pervasive class of human experiences.