Sentence examples for a pervasive theme from inspiring English sources

A pervasive theme in Chinese thought is that of a universe in a perpetual flux.

The book was originally to be titled "The Abuses of Literacy", and this is a pervasive theme.

Childhood is a pervasive theme in the show, conceived as an Eden that all too quickly becomes a psychological combat zone.

The impact of the legislation on Medicare beneficiaries has been a pervasive theme in the first week of Senate debate, which is scheduled to continue through the weekend.

It is perhaps relevant that the conventional narrative of the 'end times' – a pervasive theme in all Judeao-Christian thought and scripture which reaches its best exposition perhaps in the biblical Revelations – seems to have been discarded by modern Western culture: in 2012 it is the Mayan calendar (exotic and mysterious) which contains the unfolding prophecy of doom.

And while there is a fair amount of exposed flesh on view in photo-based work by Ken Gonzales-Day, Mand Lipps, Dean Sameshima, Scotheteameaven and the team of Slava Mogutin and Brian Kenny, invisibility, enforced or self-imposed, is a pervasive theme.

The role of HIV stigma in continuity of HIV care was not selected as a focus of the interviews a priori by the research team, but rather emerged as an important and pervasive theme from the experiences reported by early participants.

One of these ideas was that of the "verse"; Holowka realized partway through development that he had been using the same twelve-note sequence transposed into different keys throughout the music, and realized that the idea of a pervasive musical theme to the world fit with the story.

They did appear to recognize that "The Farnsworth Invention" shares with "The West Wing" an admiration of America and its institutions and a sense of inevitable human failure, the pervasive theme that in spite of the best efforts of good people, things hardly ever turn out as well as they should.

Although I think Crouch's argument has merit, I do not see such a pervasive religious theme.

The pervasive theme here is globalisation itself: a process reflected in the disappearance of boundaries, the increasing integration of the global economy, and flowing from that, the intensification of transnational interactions and influences across physical, political, social and cultural borders [ 37].