The calm of these letters was the pervading spirit of Feniton.

There is a pervading spirit of mutual tolerance and gentleness, with great sincerity.

That tingling sense of a pervading spirit which was his,-andyet not his.

Henry Ware was the pervading spirit through all the preparations.

Nor was it possible for Antonia to lock the door upon this pervading spirit.

In the Puranas thou hast been spoken as Purusha (all- pervading spirit).

But this is certainly not in accord with the pervading spirit of the Indian mind.

Willet was the pervading spirit of the defense.

The wit is of such pervading spirit that it inspires a pun with meaning and interest.

Nowhere else is there that home-like atmosphere, that all- pervading spirit of helpfulness and cheerfulness and good-will.

So we follow him from page to page and find him passing through many moods, but with one pervading spirit:-

A line may be stolen; but the pervading spirit of a great poet is not to be surreptitiously obtained by a plagiarist.

The dominant, pervading spirit or character that we call an ethos can be identified in political parties, hospitals, sports bodies, or trade unions.

But, throughout the feast, it was remarked that the young stranger, Gervayse Hastings, was unsuccessful in his attempts to catch its pervading spirit.

He answered flatly, as if repeating a lesson, God is the all- pervading spirit of movement which seeks to actualize itself wherever it is latent.

In brief, she was what God and nature designed woman to be-thegracious, pervading spirit, that filled the roomy house with comfort and rest.