Sentence examples for equally pervasive from inspiring English sources

Yet it is unable to transcend an equally pervasive intellectual and spiritual complacency.

Equally pervasive and less noted is the influence of computer-music thinking on composition.

INFLUENZA is famous for spreading quickly, but Britain's leading drug companies seem to have caught an equally pervasive bug.

Less obvious but equally pervasive is the influence of Reinhardt and Copeau, largely by way of their pupils in teaching.

References to alcoholism, dysfunctional parents, and estranged lovers reveal a more standard autobiographical impetus, but, through nearly four decades of work, the dream life is equally pervasive.

Even as he explodes the notion that volunteers won the war, he underscores an equally pervasive idea that the actions of Congress and the American Revolution were one and the same.

That's definitely a major (and potentially existential) threat to social media businesses, but so is a more lingering, and equally as pervasive problem websites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter have with violent and pornographic imagery popping up in their feeds.

Lack of confidence in higher education's services shows signs of being just as pervasive, and equally complex to solve.

Tax evasion is as pervasive as ever.

With corruption seen as pervasive, public cynicism about political morals is equally ubiquitous.

Hence by going through the universalization of any determinate entity, we reach the overturning of that determination into something that expresses itself as all other determinations, and at the same time undermines its own privileged status as ultimate foundation, making all other possible determinations equally unconditional, all-pervasive, universal, absolute.