Sentence examples for ubiquitous to from inspiring English sources

They are simply too cheap and ubiquitous to resist.

Mozart, ubiquitous to a classical music lover, becomes what we make of him.

Cigarette butts were ubiquitous to the point that volunteers stopped counting them.

VHS and video players have since gone from ubiquitous to archaic.

Korean groceries still seem ubiquitous to New Yorkers, but that may not always be true.

"The exceptional is ubiquitous; to be entirely typical is the rare and lonely state".

In New York, Gil Kulick is also miffed: "Starting about a year ago, use of that instant cliché became ubiquitous to the point of being truly annoying".

In less than a generation, carbon paper went from ubiquitous to almost unheard of, and Xerox became one of the great success stories of American business.

Pokémon Go could be the next Draw Something or Trivia Crack: going from unknown to ubiquitous to dead in a month or two.

For Gibson, technology has co-opted humanity; it is ubiquitous to modern life, and all too often we ignore the implications.

But by far, the two most brilliant entries, in my opinion, were words that are simple and ubiquitous to crosswords, yet are clued in very clever ways.