In fact, it became pervasive, with expressions like nigger hair (scouring pads), niggertoes (Brazil nuts), nigger hams (watermelons) and the like.
Khan's look – flapper-era headbands, glitter, Native American threads – became pervasive with girls who didn't look nearly as good in it as she did and Rolling Stone called her out as "the next Kate Bush".
In the 21st century, learning technologies have increasingly become pervasive within various forms of learning environments.
As blogs, forums and social networking sites have become pervasive parts of people's lives, companies have grappled with whether — and how — to deal with them.
Stories about corruption in Italian public life — perhaps exaggerated but with more than a grain of truth — will become pervasive and continue to grate on northern European taxpayers.
Amplification has become pervasive, and the younger audiences the company is attracting, having grown up with electronic sound, are unlikely even to notice.
Loneliness, ineradicable and irreversible, coupled with anxiety about the unpredictability of the future, could become pervasive across all generations in China.
Mobile technology has become pervasive; it is no surprise that it has found its way into medical encounters, with reports of patients recording clinical encounters using either smartphones, or other devices.
Today, it has become pervasive.
So they'll become pervasive.
