Sentence examples for pervasive air from inspiring English sources

He can still give good chorus, but that's not enough to disguise the pervasive air of conservative self-importance.

No one is completely innocent here (not even an elderly nun), and the pervasive air of moral ambivalence gives the characters depth.

Byron's take from the coalface: "There was a pervasive air that things were disintegrating, one day I found a member of staff hiding in a bush.

As we toured the school, dropping into lessons, it was impossible not to be struck by its pervasive air of calm, quiet concentration.

And the whole system was upheld by a significant number of legacies, along with a pervasive air of privilege and clubbiness.

With its fugitive heroes, undefined agents of menace and pervasive air of paranoia, the bleak formula is an ideal one for our modern-day age of anxiety.

And somber, subtle music (composed and performed by Daniel and Matthew Pencer) feels as pervasive as air.

The group is calling on regulators to reassess the toxicity of glyphosate, better monitor glyphosate residues in water and food and in the human body, and to take steps to protect people from exposures to the pesticide, which U.S. government studies have shown to be pervasive in air and water sampling.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are working on a similar project called Oxygen, which aims to make computation as pervasive as the air.

Just as water, gas and electricity are ubiquitous, always-on utilities in most of the developed world, wireless technology promises to do the same for information, by making the Internet as pervasive as the air we breathe.

In order to address the increasing demand for real-time and pervasive monitoring of air quality and, in particular, of particulate matter, novel solid-state sensor technologies and compact instrumentation for dust detection have been recently proposed.