Sentence examples for pervasive thought from inspiring English sources

It has become such a pervasive thought that I've repeatedly found myself thinking that I shouldn't complain too much.

But it goes against a pervasive thought that the diagnosis of hepatitis C borders on a death warrant.

It sounds archaic, but it's a real and pervasive thought throughout the black community.

Yet, a pervasive thought exists that might have been borne out of the vaguely all-knowing feeling that Google gives us.

Sicha successfully renders, like nobody else I've ever read, the suffocating psychic effects of debt, pervasive in the way a chronic disease or a guilty conscience or a terrible secret is pervasive: thought-infecting, decision-changing, life-defining — as society-altering as conscription.

Those were all pervasive thoughts in my 13-year-old mind.

The change of scenery from going for a walk can help stop those pervasive, negative thoughts.

There are even online support groups where you can build relationship with others who suffer from pervasive negative thoughts about their body.

Indeed, in the latter sorts of passages it becomes clear that intuitive cognition is quite pervasive in human thought.

One of the ultimate roots of this issue is I feel like I am not deserving, which is one of the most pervasive self-limiting thoughts I have in my subconscious mind, not only in fulfilling my sexual desires, but in my "love" relationships and career.

The five properties that comprised traveling into despair were: Irrational emotions, Inability to function, Invasive thoughts, Pervasive anxiety, and Social withdrawal.