Sentence examples similar to is pervasively integrated from inspiring English sources
The idea that American politics is pervasively corrupted by money is not a fringe position.
The Metropolitan Opera's much-anticipated new production of "Parsifal," which opened on Friday night, is pervasively and intentionally gloomy.
The result is "a daffily hilarious book, even though it is pervasively concerned with the importance of Death and Judgment".
The term 'difficult' is pervasively used in relation to medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) and patients with MUS.
Even more ubiquitous these days than when he was alive, Warhol is pervasively present at the Brant residence.
And as Mr. Stucky suggested, the music, while haunting and eerily beautiful in its way, is pervasively dark.
Yet it is pervasively playful.
The noncoding genome is pervasively transcribed.
The trouble is that folk morality is pervasively contested.
The rock mass is pervasively jointed, mechanically damaged and weathered.
You cannot, in my view, have a functioning democracy in a society in which the personal is pervasively public.
