Sentence examples for pervasiveness it from inspiring English sources

I started seeing Eric's work often, was sometimes puzzled by it -- there are times when it needs some decoding -- yet always struck by its elegance and seductive, steady inward pervasiveness: it reaches inside you in ways that much of the art that either does (or attempts) to deal with HIV does not.

The whole 'trophy wife' existence, and pervasiveness of it in societies, is over-rated and over-reported.

And that means I essentially turned off its pervasiveness and reduced it to a much dumber watch, which I then tired of.

David Ho (1976, p. 883) argues similarly when he claims that face should be regarded as a concept of central importance in sociology "because of the pervasiveness with which it asserts its influence in social intercourse, it is virtually impossible to think of a facet of social life to which the question of face is irrelevant".

It is imperative to recognizing its pervasiveness and combating its persistence.

The Terror Dream is at its best when it demonstrates the pervasiveness of fantasy, when it reveals the media at large reconfiguring 9/11 as an attack on hearth and home.

I still do not know Jody's situation sufficiently to draw any conclusions or even analogies, but I have spent the past weeks reflecting on my own dark nights as a startup founder, and want to issue a call to arms to the entire startup community to recognize this challenge, its pervasiveness, and the opportunity it presents before us.

Even if it were true on average (and how to tell, given the pervasiveness of culture?), it takes us no further in accommodating the millions of empathetic men and driven women.

Facebook's pervasiveness means that it reaches most people's lives, including mine.

Given the pervasiveness of melamine, it's always possible that trace elements will end up in food.

Without it pervasiveness is seriously cut down.