Sentence examples for currently most pervasive from inspiring English sources
That same formula is at the heart of the currently most pervasive of all bad cinematic genres, the action movie without real action: where contending forces are invincible, there can be no plausible conflict, only choreography.
The simulation-based approach is currently the most pervasive form of verification.
Marital status was the most pervasive driver of MSP, with ever married and single women showing much higher risk for MSP than those currently married.
"It's become the most pervasive context.
Yet Brecht remains the most pervasive influence on theatre.
General Aung San became Burma's most pervasive icon.
Among these religions, ancestor worship has the most pervasive influence.
The guilt, however, is the most pervasive feeling.
He added: "Age discrimination is perhaps the most pervasive prejudice in society".
But her most pervasive influence was on the level of values.
The most pervasive differences in human performance on psychomotor apparatus are associated with chronological age.
