Sentence examples for her pervasive from inspiring English sources

Her pervasive influence at the White House was recognised in 1971 when she was named one of America's 75 most important women.

It was a measure of the author's artistic achievement that her pervasive use of irony in respect to characters and events only served to increase the tension and suspense of the fiction.

(We never discover a reason for Elyria's departure beyond her pervasive sense of life-bereavement — her feeling that "nothing is clear or easy to me anymore" — and her wish to leave the "concrete wasps' nest" of the city).

But her most pervasive influence was on the level of values.

Still, she can do little more about her students' pervasive asthma than steer dozens into a club that teaches them how to treat an attack.

(When the psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross published "On Death and Dying," in 1969, which introduced her now-pervasive theory of the five stages of grief, it came as a major breakthrough in talking openly about death again).

After interviewing her two years ago about her first book, Insatiable, for VICE.com, I quickly realized how pervasive her fame was, even among people who don't watch porn.

Above her head is a muddle of electrical cabling; behind her are walls of tinny, zigzagged metal and surrounding her is a pervasive sense of the 70s B-movie.

Where Friedan's interviews convinced her of a pervasive discontent, though, Bennetts finds, and deplores, a pervasive contentment.

They told her of the pervasive fear of doing something that could bring forth a lynch mob.

Her influence is pervasive, according to molecular biologist Judith Campisi, who along with Timiras directs the Center for Research and Education in Aging (CREA) at UC Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.