Sentence examples for pervades through from inspiring English sources

This powerful sense of estrangement from mainstream America pervades "Through the History of the Cold War," a gloomy but fascinating volume containing more than 200 letters exchanged by Kennan and John Lukacs over half a century.

Atkins spoke about the sense of introspection which pervades through the record, something Borderland is going to retain for their live performance at Movement this year.

Within the limbal zone of the TM, the matrix surrounding the collagen fibrils is denser than the striated-sheet matrix that pervades through the core in more lateral regions.

Throughout the stories here, Goldschmidt interlaces big ideas about the physical nature of the Universe with poignant personal narratives, an air of melancholy pervading through the stories as often lonely individuals struggle to reconcile their personal and professional lives.

In light of these observations, the error theory arises because (Mackie thinks) moral discourse is pervaded through and through with aspirations to robust, institution-transcendent prescriptivity.

Sonic waves pervade through entire ocean basins.

Dashwood often had himself depicted in portraits in fancy dress (in one, dressed as the pope toasting a female Herme ), and it is his love of fancy dress which seems to have pervaded through to his parties at West Wycombe Park.

This example illustrates that the intrinsic role of DNA in dictating protein DNA interactions can in some cases pervade through to the in vivo state and in other cases become occluded by other factors.

"General literature now pervades the nation through all its ranks," Samuel Johnson declared, and every house was now being "supplied with a closet of knowledge".

A silent and powerful third player in all medical decision-making is corrupted science — the bias that pervades medical research today through its dominance by the pharmaceutical and medical-device industries.

This sense of weightlessness, of freedom through formlessness, pervades  the works, which seem almost blissfully airy and light.