Sentence examples for pervasiveness that from inspiring English sources

The sight of a Palestinian mob on October 7th hacking with hammers and crowbars at the roof of Joseph's Tomb, a hitherto fairly obscure Jewish holy site in Nablus, has seared itself into the Israeli consciousness with an intensity and pervasiveness that are still difficult to assess.

But given their pervasiveness, that's not always realistic.

But the pervasiveness of that misreading tells us something significant.

Do you miss the pervasiveness of that sensibility in filmmaking?

The pervasiveness of that sentiment drives me absolutely crazy.

Do you think the pervasiveness of that screen culture also makes novels harder to write?

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

The pervasiveness of that mentality, paired with my own trauma from men, made me grow resentful towards expressions of masculinity.

The pervasiveness of that view has touched off a backlash among other young feminists who are excited about Clinton, including a recent profanity laced, all-caps posting that drew thousands of comments to the millennial-focused website Pajiba.

High schools in the late 1800s and early 1900s in the US were likewise not designed to prepare students for work in factories, despite the pervasiveness of that "factory model" myth.

In contrast, succimer treatment of rats not previously exposed to Pb produced lasting cognitive and affective dysfunction, similar in magnitude and pervasiveness to that produced by the High-Pb exposure regimen.