Sentence examples for it has pervaded from inspiring English sources

Still, in recent weeks, the extension of amnesty — and the expectation of it — has pervaded the city.

In subtle ways it has pervaded thinking and planning in most western countries in the aftermath of the cold war.

This kind of dèjà vu was not limited to the funeral; it has pervaded the Presidential election to replace Chávez, which ends Sunday.

The fact that it has pervaded even the military is telling indeed.

It has pervaded Pakistani society and branches of government in ways that could take a generation to reverse.

I was struck by an overwhelming impression that the silence after the battle had never been broken, that it had pervaded the memories of the victors and the defeated alike.

Explaining why income inequality has increased so much even among college presidents is more difficult (but it is a phenomenon that has pervaded many professions, even dentistry).

In the market plaza of Santurce, restaurant employee Rafael Fernandez, 22, said the crisis has pervaded life: "It affects everything we do or can't afford to do.

It's an issue that has pervaded – and probably poisoned – Australian politics for many years now, and the harsh policy of mandatory offshore detention of asylum seekers who arrive by boat in Australia has drawn strong international criticism.

The crux of the issue is difficult to pinpoint, as the industry's sexism has pervaded its far-flung corners.

"Spain still feels different," Mr. Treglown writes, playing on a slogan that has pervaded discussions about the country since it was coined by Franco's tourist board in the 1960s.