Sentence examples for pervasive idiom from inspiring English sources

The phrase has become a curiously pervasive idiom in American speech.

To that end Cesarani treats the subject in a stripped-down factual idiom, avoiding any pervasive explanation of motives.

India has had a longer exposure to English than any other country that uses it as a second language, and its distinctive words, idioms, grammar, rhetoric and rhythms are numerous and pervasive.

Martin's mature idiom is marked by a concern for clarity of form and instrumental colour; a discreet but pervasive mastery of counterpoint; and lively, pointed rhythms owing something to jazz but more to Baroque dance-measures such as chaconne and gigue.

2. Idiom.

"We understand the Lutyens idiom".

Idiom is everything.

Pervasive 2011.

Pervasive Mob.

Government corruption is pervasive.

It was very pervasive.