Sentence examples for social pervasiveness from inspiring English sources

This trend of social pervasiveness will continue.

In the trilogy Sword of Honour (Men at Arms, 1952; Officers and Gentlemen, 1955, Unconditional Surrender, 1961) the social pervasiveness of mediocrity is personified in the semi-comical character "Trimmer", a sloven and a fraud who triumphs by contrivance.

Over the past 10 years, the internet and the pervasiveness of social media have brought about new channels through which to behave conspicuously.

Both moves are yet another indicator of the pervasiveness of social media services, the erosion of anonymity online and perhaps a broader, sweeping change in people's views about what is public and what is private.

But those meatier and rompier ventures into metahood (via Borges, Philip K. Dick, David Foster Wallace, Zadie Smith and others) have been superseded by the endless depth and breadth of the Internet (meta on steroids) and the triumphal pervasiveness of social media.

Participants pondered the increasing pervasiveness of social networks like MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, then extrapolated them forward a decade.

Although collaborative online shopping has increased with the pervasiveness of social networking, few studies have examined how to enhance this type of shopping experience.

"With demands for a secure Internet connected backbone and faster wireless data services, coupled with the pervasiveness of social media and video, these industries will need to continue to invest in IT".

Here, Gaitskill examines the harmful pervasiveness of social oppression, and the difficulties of rising above it.

Before the pervasiveness of social media, media influencers were typically high-profile personalities like actors/actresses, musicians and athletes.

Is this some sort of social commentary about the pervasiveness of unnecessary showboating in a voyeuristic world?