Ultimately, though, darker thoughts creep in regarding the pervasive depths of our cast-off material culture and how soon the planet will become a vast kitchen midden.
The experience of The Games has been made more pervasive, in-depth, and personalized as never before with fans being able to follow their favorite sports on a multitude of hand-held devices, either live or asynchronously.
Conversely, in the western Southern Alps, tectonic forces produce pervasive fracturing with depth that results in larger, and deeper landslides.
We must better appreciate the pervasive nature and depth of the threat presented by these groups and their appeal to many disaffected Muslims in the Middle East and in the West.
After investigating the costs of emergency obstetric care in Burkina Faso, Storeng and colleagues wrote: "A pervasive theme in in-depth interviews was anxiety about the costs of care.
The target of the experience is that pervasive feeling rather than the super-featured depth of the current king.
d Early isopachous dolomite cements, probably of lacustrine origin, in dolomitized grainstones, Well S54, depth 2798 m. e Pervasive dolomitized ooids with alternating lamellae of dolomite (blue arrows) and calcite (yellow arrows), parts of the core of ooids were dissolved.
No one is completely innocent here (not even an elderly nun), and the pervasive air of moral ambivalence gives the characters depth.
What saves such sequences from tedium is a pervasive sense of danger that gives the game emotional depth.
As the sesame-slicked cucumber crunched between my teeth, the slices were cool and refreshing, with a pervasive nuttiness from the sesame and the bonito's smoky depth.
