Sentence examples for pervades in from inspiring English sources

Not everyone is as enthusiastic about Latin America's prescriptions, including the trade protectionism that still pervades in a number of big economies.

Chambers must be thinking he would have been better sticking to the code of omerta that normally pervades in such cases.

Not discovered until 1960 in a New York attic, and not identified as what it actually was until 1980, it provided Philbrick with the orphans sense of wonder that pervades "In the Heart of the Sea.

"An aggressive, feral atmosphere now pervades in these communities," he says when we finally speak on a phonecall from Norway, where he now lives with his family, adding that he was interested in portraying that.

These movies attest to the ascendance of what might be called a documentary ethos (all reality, all the time) that pervades in every corner of the culture — from "found footage" horror movies like the "Paranormal Activity" franchise to the variously artificial forms of reality television — and that has helped to further blur the already fuzzy line between fact and fiction.

Call it "the wisdom of the masses," call it "an irony of history" or call it application of the iron law of unintended consequences that usually pervades in the actions of political protagonists.

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

But others want to recreate the carnival atmosphere which pervaded in its Victorian heyday.

Roundness pervaded: in the circling patterns, in the ring shapes formed by arms lifted up and over the head.

Yet dissonance and spare harmonies pervade, in marked contrast to so much English music from this period.

"Whether that will pervade in New Zealand will only be found out Saturday night, but here's hoping," he said.