Sentence examples for a pervasive conception from inspiring English sources

Students' warrants (Table 5) indicate a pervasive conception that "numbers speak for themselves" failing to show the line of reasoning that justifies appropriating the data as the basis for the claim.

The cloistering effect of technology seems to be how we got to this pervasive conception of balance.

Great Chain of Being, also called Chain of Being, conception of the nature of the universe that had a pervasive influence on Western thought, particularly through the ancient Greek Neoplatonists and derivative philosophies during the European Renaissance and the 17th and early 18th centuries.

"It is a pervasive thing".

"This is such a pervasive problem.

There was a pervasive sense of defeat.

This is a pervasive problem.

This is a pervasive dilemma.

Racism is a pervasive stressor.

This is hardly a pervasive feminist invasion.

A pervasive sense of calm descends.