Sentence examples for most pervading from inspiring English sources

The persistence of inter‐industry wage differences for similar workers is one of the most pervading phenomena in labour economics (Abowd et al., 2012).

Of all the approaches that black males have devised to cope with daily grind of systemic white racism, cool represents the most pervading response to decades long male-on-male oppression.

Though Jonah (or, in the words of Mr. Klain, "being an obnoxious, pompous jerk") may be the prototype that has most pervaded the Washington lexicon, almost every character on the show can serve as a convenient nickname for a certain overly eager, overly machinating and overly self-promoting Washington staff member.

Trying to find the ethically correct action that benefited their patients most pervaded the surgeons' narratives.

This, on one hand, has indicated that the differential expansion of coding sequences may be constrained by compositional heterogeneity pervading most genomes.

If you don't know what Hamilton is... I'm not sure you've been awake, because this musical has been the most successful musical for pervading the cultural zeitgeist in possibly decades.

Some are only small things but it is an attention to detail that pervades most things at the resort.

This is despite the air of disappointment that has pervaded most of the coverage of the documents.

Still, his winning style pervades most of "The Psychopath Test," as when Mr. Ronson wonders whether he will have psychopaths for readers.

(Mr. Ward was not completely obliterated — he's still there in the History section, in both name and image. But his absence pervades most of the site).

"The personal character of the confessional detail is embarrassing, and the tone of hysterical melodrama which pervades most of the writing is finally irritating".