Sentence examples for pervade a from inspiring English sources

But the company was told in 2008 that three other journalists at the tabloid had been involved, Mr. Pike told a committee of lawmakers gathering evidence on a scandal that continues to pervade a wide swath of British life.

Here Freud's ambivalence about his religious roots and his father's authority was allowed to pervade a highly fanciful story that reveals more about its author than its ostensible subject.

These feelings pervade "A Passage to India", a novel about racial divides which turns on an accusation by an English woman that her Indian guide attacked her in a cave.

That sweet high of optimism and belief began to pervade a fan base that typically second guesses every move from the club - and so Wednesday's 2-0 destruction at the hands of Sporting Kansas City has brought everything crashing back down to Earth.

It was the runway essence of a mood that seemed to pervade a lot of this week's truly fun parties: that great late night when Iggy Pop cavorted at Don Hill's; the deliriously democratic V Magazine party at the Top of the Standard; the raucous Saturday night carnival the designer Alexander Wang staged under the High Line Park in a parking lot spattered with pigeon dung.

We have to learn to pervade a sense of community that counteracts the messages that we receive about individualism--neo liberal individualism.

That perception has pervaded a lot of people's mentality.

One atmosphere pervaded: a sense of solitude, melancholy and mystery.

Claude's influence pervaded a whole strand of French painting that featured Ancient Roman characters.

"These kinds of views end up pervading a lot of the public discourse," she said.

The smell of smoking meat wafts out of the restaurant and even pervades a nearby stretch of highway.