Meanings of pervading influence in English

To Ada and to me, that above all appeared the pervading influence.

The whole community felt the pervading influence of the Spirit, and large results followed.

They thought of him less as an absolute being than as a pervading influence.

Nothing but the discipline and all- pervading influence of Alexander could have borne his army through.

The "all- pervading influence of just and equal laws" cannot enforce it for him.

To Fitzhugh Beverley, of Beverley Hall, the picture conveyed immediately a sweet and pervading influence.

Reflect: Who in this world is able to manifest such transcendent power, such pervading influence?

And why may not the highest of all hopes and joys possess the same all- pervading influence?

Through the pervading influence of the Holy Ghost shed abroad in our hearts, purifying our corrupt natures.

Nowhere were you able to forget the war or to escape the all- pervading influence of the Kaiser.

Linnet is expansive and sympathetic, her sweet and all- pervading influence is the true charm of the book.

Coupled with these great factors was the pervading influence of the Encyclopædists and of the thinkers of the Enlightenment.

That all- pervading influence, which so soon makes Romans of foreigners who marry into Roman families, had done its work effectually.

All this I clearly perceived he attributed to the boasted march of intellect, or rather to the all- pervading influence of steam.

No description of the life of any Southern community would be perfect that failed to emphasize the all pervading influence of the great conflict.

Every one knows the all- pervading influence of literature at the present day, and how much the opinions and passions of mankind are under its control.