This change of regime did not break with the pervading neo-Classical style favored by Napoleon.
Negativity can pervade the hipster culture, perhaps as a counteraction to the ridiculously-positive, can-do motivational speaker style attitudes pervading much of the business and consumer culture these days.
Still, his winning style pervades most of "The Psychopath Test," as when Mr. Ronson wonders whether he will have psychopaths for readers.
At the beginning of the 16th century the style of vocal music was generally uniform because of the pervading influence of Netherlanders during the preceding half century.
He insisted that IT groups be measured, just like any other division, on their returns.Although it went against the grain of the bottom-up style that pervades Enron's business culture, Mr McConnell issued diktats that all must embrace Microsoft's Windows 2000, that all systems must be Internet-enabled, and so on.
But he soon became aware of the variety of approaches tried by painters working between 1530 and 1540 in Venice and already reacting against the style of Giorgione, who was the first to merge forms and to subordinate local colour to its pervading tone.
In the process, the distinction between the dance styles blurs: the voguers begin to partner the other dancers, and Ms. Desai melds into the larger group, her former serenity now pervading the entire dance.
There are many other crossovers, from a shared need to be away (Greene admitted he never felt himself until he crossed the Channel) to the way Greene's style seems to pervade Iyer's writing, and the echo to the title of Greene's first published novel, The Man Within, in this work.
I was surprised that the Loren Hope studio feels more like an art gallery than a showroom but it made perfect sense -- this sensibility pervades the jewelry design, the styling, and the lookbooks.
An unusual sense of insecurity pervades the Paris runways, accounting for ubiquitous styles, like the draped dress.
