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The idea of getting something for nothing pervades our society.

A sense that pervaded the city and all of us who were in it.

But this is the kind of thinking about language that pervades our society.

This dangerous situation pervades both the university and the community.

Physical and sexual violence pervades the treatment of Black women by the police.

Though technology pervades our lives, when to use it can be an active choice.

Questions and answers pervaded the great free space that was the world.

She felt their presence pervading the forest and yet where were they?

In the military an expectation of performance pervades the culture.

As I look back at this phase they seem to me to have pervaded my life not a little.

He was at home here, and his happiness in it pervaded the air.

"This says that indeed they have pervaded our culture," she said.

She'd always known something dark and secretive pervaded her father's house.

Because his books were so popular, these perceptions pervaded the culture.

A single thought pervades and gives unity to the piece.

A similar sense of resignation appeared to pervade the market.

A sense of resistance pervades the paintings in these shows.

No one other than thee pervades all these that have come into being.

Their personalities still pervade the old room as with presence.

For several days after John left us, a deep gloom pervaded the house.

"The space between the stars is pervaded by matter and energy.

The power of their positive thinking is infectious and pervades our daily working life.

It is a philosophy that pervades his budget, several people said.

When she was little, her mother's unhappiness had pervaded their house.

No one did; there was a general air of gloom pervading the, place.