Sentence examples for is this pervasive from inspiring English sources

My chief memory of secondary school is this pervasive sense we all shared of having been condemned to a dump, yet assuming that there was no alternative but to put up with it.

It is this pervasive unwillingness to acknowledge discomfiting realities--the banishment to dine at a separate table--that prompts disturbing questions about our political system.

You know, there's this pervasive idea in biology that I think is wrong.

It's this pervasive economic unease that is capsizing the Republican Party, even as Americans have arrived in recent months at a somewhat more optimistic assessment of the progress of the Iraq war.

It was this pervasive cultural coercion that cyberpunk kicked against, whether it was through books like Neuromancer, or kids getting dressed up like goths to go to their local nightclub.

The legacy of this wasted, venal decade is a deeply rotten state: crooked police, suborned courts, woeful public services and monopolised industries.Much more than regional differences, it was this pervasive corruption that brought Ukraine to the brink of disintegration.

“I want to bet against the negativity when it's this pervasive,” Bolton said in his opening address to the National Association of Pension Funds Investment Conference.

And what he saw was this pervasive command: Obey.

There's this pervasive intelligence gathering, which other countries don't do nearly as much".

There's this pervasive fear that stricter gun laws will only serve to keep guns away from the good guys, and do nothing to prevent mass shootings, but the data simply doesn't support this.

There's this pervasive fallacy out there that it's the weak that are depressed, that it's the weak to commit suicide -- that inherently it is an act of cowardice.