"Returning to the OBO after a short time away I'm glad to find the usual never-say-that-England-have-any-chance spirit pervading among the contributions".
We also identified an attitude pervading among some older participants, that it was too late in life to make effective change.
The argument was a rare collapse of the decorum that usually pervades discussions among even the most fervent opponents on Capitol Hill.
According to Southam, while Austen criticism increased in amount and, to some degree, in quality after 1870, "a certain uniformity" pervaded it: Among the most astute of these critics were Richard Simpson, Margaret Oliphant, and Leslie Stephen.
Likewise, such cynicism pervades the novel Love Among the Ruins: A Romance of the Near Future (1953), set in a dystopian, welfare-state Britain that is so socially disagreeable that euthanasia is the most-sought of the government's social services.
In any case, the privation that pervades life in Cuba, even among the professional class, has to do not only with material goods.
The formality Mr. Dobson exudes also pervades the work, which is sparely set among Bjorn Amelan's simple columns, occasionally embellished with video projections by Janet Wong of Civil War-era sepia cityscapes.
Yet what pervades is the popularity of self-governance, among both the law and consumers.
The polling found that Mr Trump's support in South Carolina is built on a base of voters among whom religious and racial intolerance pervades.
In a follow-up study, Knight (1999) identified pervasive anger as one of four primary motivations among rapists, indicating that global and undifferentiated anger pervades all areas of the offender's life.
