Sentence examples for was so pervasive from inspiring English sources

this sort of showbiz optimism was so pervasive it felt oppressive.

Violence was so pervasive, he said, that he kept his gang affiliation just to protect himself.

Ultimately, the pollution was so pervasive that the E.P.A. declared the property a Superfund cleanup site.

Discrimination on the basis of gender was so pervasive as to barely attract notice.

By 1962, TV was so pervasive, and the product so well established, that Swanson dropped the name TV Dinner altogether.

In December, the U.S. suspended aid to some of Somalia's security forces because graft was so pervasive.

"It appears the politicization at Justice was so pervasive that even interns had to pass a partisan litmus test".

"In the past, because homophobia was so pervasive," she said, "the fact that Fire Island was an island was vital".

Fraud was so pervasive in those states that it is hard to say who the voters truly wanted to win.

The promotion for "Ra.One" was so pervasive and its marketing so aggressive that it felt at times that viewers had no option but to go see it.

The house and trance thump was so pervasive at Electric Zoo, and sometimes so automatic, that the exceptions sounded even better.