His face betokened firmness, his speech was clear and distinct, while a tinge of sadness seemed to pervade his distant smile.
A sort of inspiration seems to pervade the forests of New Guinea and the Samoa group, but this carboniferous clime has little charm.
There is no ignorance nor inexistence except the intelligence and existence of God, who pervade over all visible and invisible natures, which are attributed with the appellations of existence and inexistence.
Know Rama, that the soul is free from the erroneous conception of the world, and from the errors which pervade all over it.
What malice against that lady of high connections could so pervadesociety there as to generate a public sentiment that demanded and obtained her life?
Footnote 277: Perhaps the Sierra de Canataqua are here meant, which pervade the country between Montijo Bay and the Bay of Panama, ending in Point Mariato, of which they seem to have been detained.
Afraid to break the charm by speech, they listened again, but in vain an infinite repose followed that seemed to pervade everything.
Such sentiments seldom pervade the walls of a palace; yet the emperor was confounded by the honest reply of a Roman, whose approbation he had not disdained to solicit.
Ye shall surely see in this effulgence a flash which willpervade all regions.
I hope through the divine grace that the brilliancy of the love of God will pervade all regions, and that he will remove warfare and strife from the world of existence.
A general feeling seemed to pervade the country that blood enough had been shed upon these absurd charges.
London is peculiarly fertile in this sort of phrases, which spring up suddenly, no one knows exactly in what spot, and pervade the whole population in a few hours, no one knows how.
It would not be beautiful at all but for its colour and technical feeling--that expression of candour and satisfaction which may pervade it, as it might a Latin rhyme.
An æsthetic glow may pervade experience, but that circumstance is seldom remarked; it figures only as an influence working subterraneously on thoughts and judgments which in themselves take a cognitive or practical direction.
For the tertiary values, the emotions attached to a given image, the moral effluence emanating from it, pervade the whole present world.
And we may safely conclude, that feelings and opinions which pervade the whole Dramatic Literature of a generation, are feelings and opinions of which the men of that generation generally partook.
The loss of sensibility, and the loss of the muscular sense, can never pervade the whole frame, till that hour arrives when the soul is about to quit its mortal abode, and enter the regions of another world.
English neatness and English comforts pervade the establishment, and the manners and customs of well-regulated society are never forgotten.
So regard to the Lord and a spirit of rejoicing in Him may pervade our earthly life.
Allusions to the Ode, entitled 'Intimations of Immortality,' pervade the last stanza of the foregoing Poem.
And thus, in the third place, the ministry of Sacraments is a perpetual prophecy of the glory that shall be revealed in us; the glory that shall pervade and transfigure our whole being.
They reach the drawing-room door; for the space of a minute they listen intently; prolonged snores from the direction of the General's apartment pervade the house; other sounds there are none.
A new, strange sense of happiness seemed to pervade his whole being, yet he had never felt his situation so galling and unendurable as now.
There are women who find their way to the core of a man's heart, who pervade it all, and saturate it, so to speak, with their influence.
The Edinburgh Review spoke of the book being "as admirable for the clearness of its descriptions, and the sweetness of its composition, as for the purity and gracefulness that pervade it.
