Sentence examples for pervasiveness in from inspiring English sources

CONS: The use of marble and wrought iron evokes the Gothic aesthetic, but its pervasiveness in the building begins to feel a little too heavy on the theme.

The play's very title (which is also its final line) implies not only the finality of death but also its pervasiveness in daily life.

I have thought of our calliopean President often in recent days: his pervasiveness in the world and his perversion of it.

Experts maintain that South Carolina has been unable to effectively deal with white supremacy and extremism, with Roof himself a prime example of its pervasiveness in certain sectors of society here.

"The Global Africa Project" at the Museum of Arts & Design tries to survey this pervasiveness, in terms of contemporary visual endeavors of all kinds: jewelry, fashion, architecture, basketry, ceramics, painting, utilitarian design.

It wasn't until he discovered one of Alexander's sculptures at the South African National Gallery that he was able to intellectually bridge the gap between the official dissolution of apartheid and its continued pervasiveness in the South African consciousness.

Lawns are a traditional landscape choice in urban neighborhoods, and their pervasiveness results in extensive irrigation around the world.

Interest in the pervasiveness of interpretation in legal reasoning, and in the Janus-faced nature of interpretation may thus form part of the background which has led legal theorists like Dworkin to deny that the distinction between identifying existing law, and developing and changing the law, as understood by certain legal positivists, is a tenable or coherent one.

The logic of power politics is representative only of a handful of (great) powers, and its pervasiveness results in the parochialism and provincialism of International Relations.

Therefore, as a first step in determining the pervasiveness of infection in African wild nonhuman primates, we screened these animals for paramyxovirus in Zambia.

They used Barrett's World Christian Encyclopedia to tally the number of religions in 219 countries and checked that against pervasiveness of disease in those areas, as documented in a global epidemiology database.