The whole image is pervaded with a blue so dark it's practically black.
Injury-free and scoring fluently, the Tykes are pervaded with a cautious optimism.
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.
But in spite of it all -- the hours of political passion and crisis already reached here and surmounted -- this has been fundamentally a convention full of hope, pervaded with a belligerent optimism in contrast to the 1948 convention which, until nearly its end, had been pervaded with a sense of coming defeat.
His chronicles of lives in the fictional hamlet of Harrison, Tex., are pervaded with a sense of rootlessness that hardly accords with the American ideal of small-town solidity.
Isak Dinesen, pseudonym of Karen Christence Dinesen, Baroness Blixen-Finecke (born April 17 , 1885 Rungsted, Denmark died September 7, 1962, Rungsted), Danish writer whose finely crafted stories, set in the past and pervaded with an aura of supernaturalism, incorporate the themes of eros and dreams.
Isak Dinesen, pseudonym of Karen Christence Dinesen, Baroness Blixen-Finecke, (born April 17 , 1885 Rungsted, Denmark died September 7, 1962, Rungsted), Danish writer whose finely crafted stories, set in the past and pervaded with an aura of supernaturalism, incorporate the themes of eros and dreams.
April 17, 1885 Rungsted, Denmark September 7, 1962 Rungsted, Denmark Isak Dinesen, pseudonym of Karen Christence Dinesen, Baroness Blixen-Finecke (born April 17, 1885, Rungsted, Denmark died September 7, 1962, Rungsted) Danish writer whose finely crafted stories, set in the past and pervaded with an aura of supernaturalism, incorporate the themes of eros and dreams.
Since all of these things clearly exist, there had to be some sort of missing link, and, in 1964, several teams of theorists independently suggested that the universe must be pervaded with an invisible, undetectable energy field, which came to be known as the Higgs field: as electrons and other particles moved through it, they'd encounter a sort of resistance we measure as mass.
"This house is pervaded with an ADD outlook," said Nicho.
