Sentence examples for was pervaded from inspiring English sources
verb
To be in every part of; to spread through.
- Cruel wars pervade history.
It was pervaded by a scientific spirit.
"The whole case was pervaded with issues of race".
Beyond these inconveniences, the kingdom was pervaded by an air of secrecy and violence.
"You had a culture here that was pervaded for a while with the sense of anything goes".
Human rights groups and foreign countries including the United States have charged that the election was pervaded with fraud and intimidation.
And, more than all this, the place was pervaded by a spirit of open-mindedness, curiosity, tolerance, and a taste for comedy.
Both souls and matter are pervaded by God.
Everyday modern life is pervaded by electromagnetic phenomena.
Besides irony, Papageorge's photography is pervaded by sensuality.
Distinguished by constructive drawing and breadth of treatment, his landscapes are pervaded by a silvery tone.
The portrait is pervaded by a sense of loneliness and isolation.
