Pervades

But while Reyes, a kind and chivalrous fellow, has written eloquently and unsparingly about the discrimination that pervades Hollywood, “I didn’t want to dwell on that,” he said.

It’s just this refusal to acknowledge the situation that has resulted in the systemic racism that pervades society today.

Skepticism of one of Mr. Xi’s stated goals pervades thinking in Washington and some European capitals.

The compressed anger of these pieces, and their evocation of vanished and unseen lives, pervades the exhibition.

A kind of clear-eyed wisdom pervades, the kind you get after an exhausting quest that mostly leaves you empty-handed.

The intoxicating scent from my three lilac bushes pervades my whole yard.

While it’s not a prerequisite, the congresswoman’s staff is mostly local-born, as evidenced by the ongoing public school versus private school rivalry that pervades the office.

Our egos have been punctured; our collective psyche is bruised and despair pervades the air.

The group's purpose was to confront the "structural racism that pervades" the field of geology.

This attitude remains apparent in the reports and images of police violence towards migrants during this current crisis, and the language of enforcement that pervades recent government orders.

A sense of casual fun pervades, from the wine list with sections like “I only drink Chardonnay” and “What the kids are drinking: pétillant natural” to doggie bags featuring a sketch of Fox’s papillon, Butch.

Over his 23-year tenure, Smith developed a reputation for editorial independence, presiding over reliable newscasts that were free from the partisan sophistry that pervades much of the rest of the network.

Racism pervades all systems in this country including criminal justice, education and the economy.

Recent coronial inquiries have shown that systemic racism pervades both police and corrective services cultures, leading to incidents of unwarranted brutality or complete neglect that are resulting in Black deaths.

Subtle research shows that the bank believes in doing its own thing rather than dabble into the fray of aggressive competition that pervades the Nigerian banking industry.

The civilised world must not keep quiet about this barbaric and judicial rascality that pervades the justice system in Nigeria.

The desire to be rich, or to appear to be rich, pervades all classes.

The piece is meant to underscore the historical amnesia that pervades much of the understanding of Latin American history.

There’s the aforementioned prayer offered by the crew on behalf of a dead colleague and also the general sense of awe that pervades the film.

The team-first mentality pervades the entire Vol squad and is highlighted by junior who moved to the opposite side of the ball to fill a need for more depth on the defensive line.