Sentence examples for note the pervasiveness of from inspiring English sources

When we cannot conceive what life would be like without e-mail, say, we correctly note the pervasiveness of the new technology, but we may incorrectly assume that the things we now do through e-mail could not have been done in other ways.

It also noted the pervasiveness of Taliban courts in Wardak, which essentially crowd out the government's judicial function.

In his majority opinion in 2009, Justice Antonin Scalia indicated the word with its first letter and a string of asterisks, even as he noted "the pervasiveness of foul language and the coarsening of public entertainment".

The Center for Responsive Politics report notes the pervasiveness of former lobbyists in the 112th Congress is due in part to an influx of those working for freshman Republican representatives, many of whom campaigned as enemies of the establishment.

DiCaprio's acceptance speech also carried a note of political brazenness, considering the pervasiveness of denialism in the US.

He reflects on the pervasiveness of masturbation.

But the pervasiveness of that misreading tells us something significant.

That's only possible with the pervasiveness of broadband.

"The pervasiveness of PDF is much greater than anybody imagined".

Do you miss the pervasiveness of that sensibility in filmmaking?

The pervasiveness of that sentiment drives me absolutely crazy.