Sentence examples for pervasive atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The most usual result is a pervasive atmosphere of uncertainly and fear that strangles innovative thought.

He was also accused of creating a pervasive atmosphere of sexual hostility, pressuring women to dress provocatively and massage him.

Marshal Greenberg, however, contends that the actual problem was a pervasive atmosphere of secrecy and deceit at the job site.

The authors say that among the unsuccessful companies they studied, they found "a pervasive atmosphere of fear and distrust".

As Simon's relationship with a sweet young prostitute (Mati Diop) shifts from erotic to criminal, the director, Antonio Campos, engineers a pervasive atmosphere of crawling dread.

And invisible damage: the soup of confusion and guilt and blame that I swim in, my floundering marriage, and the pervasive atmosphere of shame.

As a result of the pervasive ageist atmosphere in Silicon Valley, the local cosmetic surgery industry is experiencing a bonanza.

And once one is aware of it, no attempt to focus on Stubbs's formal skills can easily disguise the pervasive slaughterhouse atmosphere.

This book is about a pervasive warlike atmosphere that makes us approach public dialogue, and just about anything we need to accomplish, as if it were a fight.

At the same time, the show's narrowness can make hip-hop seem all-powerful, obscuring the ways its visual repercussions are part of a much broader pervasive cultural atmosphere.

Some residents of Williamsburg and nearby Greenpoint say there is a sense that because both areas have been transformed by gentrification and a much younger and more affluent crowd moving in, crimes of this nature are unusual – but the shock is eclipsed by a pervasive, festive atmosphere.