Sentence examples for it is pervaded from inspiring English sources

Unlike the first symphony in mood, it is pervaded in all movements by optimistic calm.

Human skin is enormously well supplied with blood vessels; it is pervaded with a tangled, though apparently orderly, mass of arteries, veins, and capillaries.

But it progresses in fits and starts, and it is pervaded with a feeling of trying to be cute, outrageous and socially significant all at the same time.

It was pervaded by a scientific spirit.

Chicago University studies of English literature were interrupted by army service, which he mentioned only later in life: it was pervaded by often unrequited homosexual yearnings.

It's a project that looks great on paper, but it's pervaded by a sense -- less so in performance, more so on the record -- of not going far enough.

One result of this, an aide said, was that it was pervaded with a relentless spirit of civic boosterism that might be hard to imagine coming from a politician, particularly because Mr. Bloomberg linked it so closely to his own previous life.

Unlike the meretricious "Life Is Beautiful," "Divided We Fall" is pervaded with humor that serves not to sentimentalize or sugarcoat the monstrosity of Naziism, but to explain it.

When we become angry, we are viewing a thing as permanently bad and hateful by nature -- it is as if this thing is pervaded by badness.

The whole image is pervaded with a blue so dark it's practically black.

Everyday modern life is pervaded by electromagnetic phenomena.