Sentence examples for not pervading from inspiring English sources

"There are so many uses for this technology — from marketing to war fighting — that I can't imagine it not pervading our lives in just the next few years," says Steve Steinberg, a computer scientist who works for an investment firm in New York.

Fear may not pervade the thoughts of most Manhattan pedestrians.

I can't comment on conditions elsewhere, but I would argue that this so-called rash of incivility has not pervaded the country completely.

Like FGM, this is an issue that does affect people in the UK, but that does not pervade society in the same way as it does elsewhere in the world.

At least in Greece, these views still prevail because the theory of evolution is marginalized in the teaching of biology in Greek schools and the evolutionary view of organisms does not pervade the entirety of biology teaching.

This of course does not pervade predictability but tells us that the population dynamics of Terraformation motifs will need to deal with the concept of keystones in the future.

We are the last country on earth where cynicism doesn't pervade government.

Just as the garlic, despite the number of cloves, doesn't pervade bossily, the orange doesn't give too invasive a citrus kick.

As if Angry Birds hasn't pervaded our society enough, bands are now covering the theme on YouTube, just in case that tune isn't already on a never-ending loop in your head.

If there wasn't, such rhetoric wouldn't pervade the airwaves.

Branding for Scion not only pervades the Labs section; the startup is also running a developer competition in which Scion is giving a few hundred dollars to the best sample spaceship game enhancements.