Sentence examples for pervasive act from inspiring English sources

What if poetry were seen as less rarefied and more pervasive act?

The term "ghosting" (sometimes known as the "slow fade") refers to the anecdotally pervasive act where one dater ends a relationship by simply disappearing.

What Exposed does provide is a view of our culture's both comfortable and suspicious relationship with images and how pervasive the act of documenting our world is.

The pervasive collective acts like the firemen of urban futurism.

This pervasive culture acts as a blinder to what it is like to be a person with a different identity because everything is built and upheld in response to this culture.

The clown routines are funny, but the clowns themselves are not the pervasive between-the-act fillers they once were: the price of pace, perhaps, in a fast-moving age.

The Supporting States are mindful that the repeated, pervasive anti-competitive acts in which Microsoft has engaged for many years, and which it continues to deny, may reflect a corporate culture which would prevent Microsoft from effectively adjusting its behavior to comply in good faith with all the conduct requirements that the proposed Final Judgment imposes as a necessary remedy.

The war on bedbugs has become so pervasive that only an act of Congress is needed to make it official.

Therefore pervasive anger does not act as a mediator between a sex offender's history of abuse and committing a violent sex crime, but maltreatment produces anger and anger produces violence in sex offenders.

In the Anderson blog (Anderson, 2016), Randy Garrison rightly notes that emotions are inherently pervasive in learning, and act differently on all presences depending on the context, and recommends that this presence needs to be explored.

They predict that about 73% of the Universe is made up of dark energy - a pervasive energy field that acts as a sort of anti-gravity to stop the Universe from contracting back in on itself.