| His jazz tenor, alto and soprano saxophones and arrangements pervade the proceedings. |
| The cartoon version of relativism he is describing does not pervade society, because it does not exist at all. |
| If we don't do this now, we'll allow the law of the jungle to pervade for the next million years. |
| Clearly, there are noticeable changes in the national mood as fear and anxiety pervade throughout the country. |
| The smell of liniment will pervade Traeger Park on Sunday, heralding the start of the 2003 Aussie Rules season in Alice Springs. |
| Each of the three mysteries interfuses equally with the others to pervade all the corners of the world. |
