Sentence examples for a ubiquitous feature from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, second-order functions became a ubiquitous feature of modern logic and semantic analysis.

They are a ubiquitous feature of prison life, given the potential for conflict over noise and music preferences.

Donald Trump's Make America Great Again hats have been a ubiquitous feature of his rallies and become a fashion trend.

In Los Angeles, some designers are turning bare walls -- a ubiquitous feature of the city's streetscape -- into a highlight of the driving experience.

Even Starbucks, whose coffeehouses have become a ubiquitous feature of the American landscape, just reported a decline in same-store sales for the first time.

Whether it is commuters, children cycling to school or revellers swaying slightly through the dawn, the bicycle is a ubiquitous feature of the Copenhagen street.

The topic has become such a ubiquitous feature of this year's advertising that it is virtually a requirement for candidates to have a prescription drug commercial.

Pettegree observes that this lavish display represents the "astute manipulation of different media," a coordination he calls "a ubiquitous feature of the first age of print".

Elegant Art Nouveau houses dominate the avenues of Ixelles, this leafy neighbourhood of Brussels, but Belgian flags have also suddenly become a ubiquitous feature in the streetscape.

It turns out that giving up a portion of one's income for the sake of the tribe is such a ubiquitous feature of the human race that some researchers see it as crucial to our species' success.

Private security is a ubiquitous feature of daily life for the uptown rich, "but if you're a sports star in Jamaica", Bolt chuckles, "you have nothing to worry about.