Sentence examples for can pervade from inspiring English sources
It can pervade everything, so use sparingly.
"There's a natural overexuberance that can pervade rational thought when it comes to these new systems.
In some ways, the incidents reflect the varied ways that sex can pervade the daily encounters that police officers face.
Ozone, as a kind of gas, can pervade the whole space and leaves no dead angle.
Through Kiva, she hopes to combat the hopelessness and powerlessness that can pervade the lives of people who have been uprooted or denied opportunities.
Regional investors say they also escape the herd mentality that can pervade Silicon Valley, so there's less risk of investors chasing me-too companies to find the next YouTube or Facebook.
It is in the interior part of the three-story wedge-shaped building, and with no street-facade walls is protected from the noises that can sometimes pervade this formerly industrial neighborhood.
What was alarming was that he explained how one person's negativity can spread and pervade others.
Rather, the transformation in his thinking concerns the aetiology of hysteria in a diagnostic sense; neuroses are no longer said to originate in (presumably rare) childhood sexual violence, and thus they can be seen to pervade rather than oppose whatever might be considered normal sexual development.
This example illustrates that the intrinsic role of DNA in dictating protein DNA interactions can in some cases pervade through to the in vivo state and in other cases become occluded by other factors.
The review, in The New Yorker, is notable less for Mr. Gladwell's view of Mr. Rattner's book, "Overhaul," than for a provocative and profound question that pervades the article: Can financiers ever do anything beyond financial engineering?
