[USA], Aug 13 ( ANI ): In women diagnosed with cancer, concerns pertaining to sexual health are diverse, multiple, and
pervade all types and stages of cancer, according to a recent study.
You just don't hear imbrued or imbued any more in everyday speech, and the argument would be that if you have words like saturate and stain, permeate,
pervade and inspire, why would you need 'em?
Throughout the entire exhibition rhythm, repetition, syncopation and a curvilinear swing
pervade Matthias Sauerbruch's and Louisa Hutton's use of architectural form, colour, content and material.
Color illustrations and a warm and loving theme
pervade the stories.
Abuse of power, manipulation and lies
pervade Esther and Arnell's relationship, and eventually spill over into their relationships with others, particularly men, with deadly consequences.
Sir, - The sarcastic letter by Jonathan Mace (Post, Mar 14) is typical of the anti-semitism and anti-Zionism which now seems to
pervade British life.
The assumptions that OS programmers make tend to
pervade the software that is built upon the OS.
While more typical schools in the study want scholars to do better, and take action towards that goal, they lack the overall systematic, organized, highly informed and participatory features that
pervade the more successful schools.
"When I consider the shadows that
pervade my heart, they are usually the result of the way I see things.
Davis offers a glimpse at myths that
pervade the world's civilizations and ponders what these stories reveal about human nature.
History repeats itself, and the enduring nostalgia for the comforms of home
pervade this emotional work of literature.
What is most disgusting though, is the outlandish (in what they have done and gotten away with) recurrent themes of criminality, corruption, and greed that
pervade almost a century of various Bush machinations.
I know King's terrain, as many of us do and the feelings of closeness that
pervade each trope countersinks its impulse securely inside our hearts and minds." Indeed, King is a poet of volcanic range who has a love affair with the language of nature.
Moral and ethical considerations
pervade every aspect of camps.
