pervade in a sentence

• Under Jimmy, an air of creative tension pervaded Valley Ranch.
• The elation _ and relief _ seemed to pervade the clubhouse.
• The culture of understatement in Maine even pervades its garden styles.
• But a sanctimonious and self-serving tone pervades the piece.
• In Al Fawwar, such politics pervade the Abu Warda household.
• Hence sexual harassment has not pervaded the social consciousness of Japan.
• A fixation with cleanliness pervades every part of the Penske empire.
• The same feeling pervaded when your turn came to go inside.
• But the drive to present the freshest of everything does pervade.
• The sense of a personal quest pervades Denby's story.
• It's difficult to see pervade in a sentence .
• By contrast, a certain headiness now pervades the White House.
• This unevenness pervades the mag's regular departments, too.
• His idea that art is reality reshuffled pervades our cultural landscape.
• All these misunderstandings about invention pervade our science and technology policies.
• Racism pervaded every aspect of life, from advertisements on down,
• It's this wistfulness that pervades many of the letters.
• Uncertainty clouds the team picture even as hope still pervades it.
• In truth, Clinton's influence pervades this presidential race.
• He hated the mid-morning silence that pervaded his home.
• The smell of dust and clatter of construction pervades the atmosphere.