Sentence examples for the all pervasive from inspiring English sources

In 1960 he embarked on a couple of marathon recording sessions with various artists at the studios of the local radio station RJR that were to shift the island's musical axis away from the all pervasive influence of America.

Their coaches sit side by side in the same offices and the all pervasive "aggregation of marginal gains" culture that has defined the British Cycling revolution runs through both.

Finally, he protested at the "all pervasive and severe restrictions on the freedom of thought, conscience, religion, opinion and expression, peaceful assembly and association and on access of everyone to information".

See S. Ohno and M. Ohno, "The All Pervasive Principle of Repetitious Recurrence Governs Not Only Coding Sequence Construction but Also Human Endeavor in Musical Composition," Immunogenetics 24 (1986) pp. 71-78; and S. Ohno, "A Song in Praise of Peptide Palindromes," Leukemia 7 Supp. 2 (1993) S157-S159.

It apportions the blame for anti-queer violence, physical and psychological, on its victims and denies the all pervasive consequences of the closet.

It should be noted that the all pervasive use of DNA sequencing technology for many experimental purposes allows genotype to be deduced from indirect sources e.g. via RNA-seq, Me-seq and ChIP-seq.

The all-pervasive upward inflection.

The all-pervasive fear is gone.

But throughout, the all-pervasive theme was a lightness, even in Pompadour gowns and Dangerous Liaisons frock-coats.

Despite the all-pervasive influence of this policy, there is a lack of evidence to support it.

Gone are the unsightly marks left behind in clothing and so too has the all-pervasive biscuit smell.