Sentence examples for pervasive though from inspiring English sources

Looking toward the future, U.S.-Polish common interests will continue to be pervasive though diffuse.

Her influence was deeply pervasive, though, and it now seems inevitable that the Emanuels were destined to impose themselves on the world, rather than the other way round.

The pervasive use, though, is prompting some concerns.

Where Friedan's interviews convinced her of a pervasive discontent, though, Bennetts finds, and deplores, a pervasive contentment.

The more you spend in that deliberately pervasive culture, though, the more people you speak to, the more you realise that Google employees are not only living the Google dream, they are also selling a version of that fantasy to the world.

Application of optical engineering in clinical X-ray system design is pervasive, even though it may not have been recognized as such.

It also focuses exclusively on Internet technologies because of their pervasive nature, though it presents some of the historical context behind the development of the Internet.

Their pervasive neglect, though, is toxic.