Sentence examples for pervading feeling from inspiring English sources

My view of the optimal workspace to which leaders should aspire is one where leaders create, in themselves and their employees, a pervading feeling of drive, purpose, camaraderie, and comfort.

There was often still a pervading feeling that domestic abuse was a private matter.

So the pervading feeling of the selection is melancholy, and revelations turn on sadness, or at best small joys.

"I was born in Glasgow and have lived most of my life there, and whatever image the city has to the outside world, to me it underlies and pervades my feeling at a deep level of identification and sympathy," he said.

It sums up the other feeling pervading No: intimacy.

They are useful in providing strong evidence that this general feeling pervading the biosciences community is real, rather than just ad hoc hearsay, he comments, and warns that something "has to be done quickly, otherwise there's going to be a great big hole in science in years to come".

And that sense of disappointment pervades the feelings of both Republican and Democratic voters.

(Interviewee 11)" The communication patterns of survivors are often pervaded by feelings of guilt and shame or by fear of having a negative impact on the lives of their offspring.

The pervading, resentful feeling on the New Youth Front is that the older generation, squandering the opportunities of the rich 60s, has left them with the shell of a distintegrating society.

The Guardian wrote that it was the "feeling of the particular reflecting the universal, a feeling so successfully pervading page after page of this clever book that makes it a tour de force".

A time-stood-still feeling pervades the place.