Sentence examples for pervading memory from inspiring English sources

In the eyes of the scientific community, Leary's passion for his subject transformed him from detached researcher to evangelist – the pervading memory of him is of a guy who dropped acid with Allen Ginsberg and John Lennon; no one really remembers any meaningful data concerning the effects psychoactive drugs have on someone's brain.

The smell of Big Uncle's wound pervades my memory of my days and nights with him.

I was struck by an overwhelming impression that the silence after the battle had never been broken, that it had pervaded the memories of the victors and the defeated alike.

The now elderly DVBD workers' accounts are pervaded by memories of anticipated progress and the convergence of life and work in the civic wholes of nation and city; by chagrin about decay; and by nostalgia for lost hopes.

Perhaps the pervading inertia is deliberate, a means of signalling that these events are being retrieved from the recesses of Vere's fading memory, but that seems doubtful.

Five categories with subcategories, and one pervading theme, emerged.

The ungrateful feminists decide to try him as a war criminal instead.Questions of retrospective justice, the vagaries of memory and repression pervaded his work.

While my senses were deeply affected by the performance, I'm not entirely sure what to think as it ends, beyond the tragedy that pervades black collective memory.

May the love and affection that pervaded the family continue in existence in his memory forever.

She is survived by her son Elliot, daughters Helissa, Sherry and Leslie, sons-in-law Donald and Steve and Grandchildren, Marisa and Alex. May the love and affection that pervaded the family continue in existence in her memory forever.

"Harsh memories of the global financial crisis pervaded Wall Street in 2014 – at least, for the highest-earning hedge fund managers," Alpha said.