The class enemy was a pervasive feature of Communist propaganda.

In this dynamic perspective, pervasive and local features of style are equally parts of the pattern.

At the same time the pervasive features are an essential background, against which local features become contrastively salient.

This additional grammatical person is a pervasive feature of Inuktitut.

Despite the vehicle's otherwise pervasive high-tech features, it might be said that the suspension is made of 2-by-4's.

Inequalities in health status centring around the concept of social class are an enduring and pervasive feature of British society.

Group conflict, or hostilities between different groups, is a pervasive feature common to all levels of social organization (e.g., sports teams, ethnic groups, nations, religions, gangs).

Historians have repeatedly demonstrated that resistance and flight were pervasive features of slavery.

Such inequality is sadly a pervasive feature of cities across the United States, one that is recognizable not only to those living in New Orleans.

In addition, it seems that a pervasive and indeed inevitable feature of all our philosophical descriptions is that they express the perspective and values of personal beings.