Sentence examples for a sort of pervasive from inspiring English sources
"But I did have a sort of pervasive pioneer spirit that's very prevalent in Alaska," she said, adding that she believes girls are taught differently in the "lower 48".
The moral order is not some sort of pervasive ethereal substance that threatens to undo us if monstrous offence is not met with equally ferocious punishment.
From the plenary hall stage to the bustling bilateral meeting rooms, the sponsored lunch tables to the specially commissioned 'Marketplace' smartphone app – where 'leaders and game-changers' can arrange to come together for 'brain dates', a sort of neoliberal Tinder – there is an all-pervasive aura of buoyant razzmatazz, as if nobody can quite believe how fresh and positive Sisi's Egypt feels.
They predict that about 73% of the Universe is made up of dark energy - a pervasive energy field that acts as a sort of anti-gravity to stop the Universe from contracting back in on itself.
Indeed the men, who were aged 14 to 16 at the time and are now middle-aged, became symbols of a sort of common paranoia that gripped New York then, fuelled by racial tensions and exhaustion with pervasive violent crime.
A sort of adventure, maybe.
