The terror that was the most pervasive aspect of society under Mr. Hussein was another topic that was largely taboo.
While this happens, the movie sends out porcupine quills of social criticism, finding the soft underbelly of the debt-driven, compulsive materialism that is a pervasive aspect of American life.
Tacit coordination is a pervasive aspect of accounting practice.
Negotiation amongst multiple parties is a pervasive aspect of social interaction.
In the canonical literature, afflictive tendencies resulting from the accumulation of residual habits are seen as a pervasive aspect of the mental life even for the Buddhist adept.
The general leitmotif of Buddhist teachings, which is also the first of the four noble truths, is the realization that unsatisfactoriness or suffering (Skt. duḥkha, Pāli dukkha) is a pervasive aspect of conditioned existence.
It is possible that the sense of ren as particular virtue and the sense of comprehensive excellence are related in that attitudes such as care and respect for others may be a pervasive aspect of different forms of moral excellence, e.g., such attitudes may be expressed in ritual performance, as discussed below, or in right or appropriate action according to the context.
In his view: "however unpalatable this style might be to modern taste, it was none the less a vital and pervasive aspect of late Anglo-Saxon culture, and it deserves closer and more sympathetic attention than it has previously received".
Prosocial behavior is a pervasive aspect of human life: We cooperate with others and help them when they are in need.
Despite Peirce's disdain, statistics have become a pervasive aspect of our daily lives.
The results indicate that the UPM model reflects a pervasive aspect of genome evolution.
