Sentence examples for pervasive and profound from inspiring English sources
According to the economist Lester C. Thurow, the political fallout of this "end of an era" perspective could be both pervasive and profound.
The influence of Ruscha on other artists is hard to grasp precisely because it is so pervasive and profound, a matter not of a particular visual style but of aesthetic consciousness in general.
First, evidence suggests that although young children do utilize magical thinking, their egocentrism is much less pervasive and profound, and they are capable of a much more sophisticated understanding of physical causality, at a much earlier age, than Piaget proposed.
The report investigates eight domains of human activity in which AI technologies are beginning to affect urban life in ways that will become increasingly pervasive and profound by 2030.
Human activities are now so pervasive and profound that they are altering the stability of the earth in ways that threaten the very life support system upon which humanity depends.
This week brought fresh confirmation of the pervasive and profound inequality in Britain in the form of a 460-page government-commissioned study – An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK – which described a nation in which the richest 10% are more than 100 times as wealthy as the poorest 10%.
We already see rapid and profound change, especially in mega-cities, including pervasive sensing, the growth and availability of continuous data streams, advanced analytics, interactive communications and social networks, and distributed intelligence.
Very elemental and profound.
Heartbreaking, funny, and profound.
