Sentence examples for was so pervasive that from inspiring English sources

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

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

The familiar smell of hay and dung was so pervasive that the tea, boiled with sugar and thick, fresh milk, retained an earthy aroma.

Mr. Ceausescu's Communist apparatus was so pervasive that it was virtually impossible to play a significant role in society without being a party member.

His Jell-O pater familias was so pervasive that a parody can be seen daily: Dr. Hibbert, the benign, suede-voiced pediatrician of "The Simpsons".

Yet his impact on the franchise was so pervasive that the Dolphins organized tonight's tribute to give fans a chance to honor him.

This lawlessness is so pervasive that it is rendered imperceptible.

Corruption is so pervasive that it has become the rule.

"Stiller's influence is so pervasive that it's hard to recognize".

Such derision is so pervasive that it's often imperceptible to the economically privileged.

The violence is so pervasive that embassies are inside the international airport.