How To Use Pervasiveness In A Sentence
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For his part, William will not wear a wedding band, as his father and most of the men in his family advised him that despite the pervasiveness of the urban myth, it's actually much harder to pick up chicks with a noose around your finger than it is when you go ringless.
Meredith C. Carroll: New Royal Wedding Details Unveiled
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The image of the human body and its pervasiveness in both thought and literature attest to Alexander Pope's declaration that the only true study of mankind is man himself.
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Leaving aside Levine’s unintentionally amusing academic dutifulness —” I have been able to view this episode of the Match Game, along with many others, in syndicated repeats on the Game Show Network” — the book does map genuine cultural change and find meaning in an ephemeral medium that, despite its pervasiveness, is too often regarded as unfit for serious study.
Cover to Cover
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What sort of change is possible given the rootedness and pervasiveness of the problem?
A Conversation with Dan Kindlon and Michael Thompson
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Those allegations, if proven, will be helpful in providing severity or pervasiveness - as is the fact that Hayut was majoring in the subject the professor taught - but they will still not be dispositive.
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But its all-pervasiveness also means the origin of all things in their interdependence, that is, their interdependent origination, hence emptiness.
Laughter
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It has spread like a virus through the typographic landscape and illustrates the pervasiveness of Microsoft's influence in the world.
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Despite its pervasiveness, it has been a highly diverse movement whose precise nature reflected the particular conditions of each country.
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Despite their pervasiveness, lanning clearly shows that such sharp distinctions cannot be maintained.
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The testament this represents to the pervasiveness of geocaching is best understood when one considers that this tiny rural town is an hour away from the closest highway.
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He points to the pervasiveness of Disney and cartoon superheroes in the country, along with the absence of an established local tradition of children's literature.
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It’s not much different from ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition), the difference (currently) is only in pervasiveness, but the invasive factor is a constant.
Personal Location Systems « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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Suffice it to say that adjoint functors pervade mathematics and this pervasiveness is certainly one of the most mysterious fact that category theory reveals about mathematics and probably thinking in general.
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the pervasiveness of the odor of cabbage in tenement hallways
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The pervasiveness of this illustration confirms the significant role of the Christmas tree, decorated with tiny toys, edibles, candies, or handmade ornaments - the favorite one being paper cornucopias.
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Between the continuing smoke from the kitchen, the pervasiveness of soured beer and wine, and the acridness of green wood in the hearth, my eyes burned, but I kept listening, waving away the thin serving-girl with the scar down her cheek, nursing my second redberry, and watching -
The Magic of Recluce
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The pervasiveness of the Low Mass in the preconciliar times led to the impression that the laity are excluded (I know this is wrong but that's the impression) and it also led to "four-hymn sandwich" and prepared the ground for some of the biggest liturgical problems we have today.
Bring Back the High Mass (to regular parishes)
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It seems that there's a new paradigm forming, one that's as old as America, but secured in new ways only made possible with the pervasiveness of media undreamt of by our founders.
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Examples of this are self-esteem, beliefs in the pervasiveness of mental illness, and folk beliefs about child development.
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The pervasiveness of monopolies in the game does not represent the situation in the real world.
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Suffice it to say that adjoint functors pervade mathematics and this pervasiveness is certainly one of the most mysterious fact that category theory reveals about mathematics and probably thinking in general.
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Considering the pervasiveness of piracy, it's taking a pretty fair stance here.
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The notable aspect of the data is the pervasiveness of the nationwide housing inflation.
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A major cause of this pervasiveness is the structural difference between application logic and security logic.
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The survey results underscore the pervasiveness of academic dishonesty even as schools employ more sophisticated means to catch cheaters and take a tougher stance to discourage unethical behavior.
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Little recognized in this country is that the scope and pervasiveness of American power is now the lodestone for every other country in the pursuit of its own interests.
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The pervasiveness of their systems software is precisely what makes the deal appealing to many customers.
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The value of a positional advantage is inversely correlated to its pervasiveness, which is directly correlated to its equity.
Works in progress: Frank Pasquale
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The main reason why I'm sick of them is that I literally see them everywhere through the insipid pervasiveness of merchandized products bearing their likenesses.
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Given the pervasiveness of computers in modern society, the worldwide social ramifications of this software architecture are enormous.
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A testament to the "Series of Tubes" meme's pervasiveness is its inclusion in an AT&T FastAccess business DSL tech support manual.
"Series Of Tubes," Mario Reference, Found In ATT Manual - The Consumerist
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I see that you've found words for the odd pervasiveness of what looks like gender questioning masculinity in wimmin's community.
WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME AGAIN
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He called the case disturbing and said it underscores the pervasiveness of cyberbullying.
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Some of its influence has derived from its pervasiveness, or invasiveness, in many aspects of life among the people of Taiwan.
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Stories and their pervasiveness is the kind of stuff which keeps changing pending the immediacy of transitory needs the mind is quick to invent to keep the story interesting and in control of you.
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But the pervasiveness of the online media had convinced the trial judge to overlook nearly 70 years of precedent outlawing similar prior restraints.
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I know that this politics as religion isn’t anything new, Jonah Goldberg’s Liberal Fascism gives clear examples dating back at least to the 1930s, but I feel that some confluence of the internet, current events, and President Bush really spread the faith among the left (and I’m sure there are politically religious conservatives as well, but where I see the pervasiveness is the left).
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The survey results also confirm the pervasiveness of the traditional division of labor within families.
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Today, the media landscape barely resembles that of the late '70s, but the so-called "pervasiveness" concept arising from Pacifica -- the idea that broadcasting is an unstoppable "intruder" in the home -- lives on.
Leslie Harris: Unhappy Birthday Pacifica
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The necessity for, and the pervasiveness of, these technostructures immediately raises issues of personal liberty and civic engagement in their securitization.
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Some readers may be inclined to doubt the significance or pervasiveness of the open source mode of software development.
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Because of its pervasiveness and cognitive characteristics, metaphor is widely applied to the field of language study.
