"Cell phones are not just pervading our roadways but pervading our sidewalks too," Maureen Vogel, a spokeswoman for the council, said in a phone interview on Friday.
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Why is it still pervading internet roundups and explainers today?
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Listening to TM104, there's no pervading sense of finality or fatigue.
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But can democracy survive and succeed in defeating all-pervading political corruption?
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It is to be cognizant of the rot pervading the power structures.
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There's a strain of nihilism pervading New York fashion at the moment, partly because of the nihilism pervading the general conversation with its death-of-the-American-ideal talk, and partly because of the general angst about New York fashion itself.
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Hackers are pervading and locusts are raiding, but first: a cartoon about deepfake news.
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This one happens to coincide with millennial nostalgia, the pervading nostalgia at the moment.
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But we're saying there's racism pervading our society, and we've got to surface it.
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PHOENIX — It's hard to miss the dogged technological ambition pervading this sprawling desert metropolis.
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Greatest queer icon of the internet: Babadook, Momo, or a pervading sense of existential angst?
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Greatest queer icon of the internet: Babadook, Momo, or a pervading sense of existential angst?
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The unspoken theme pervading those shows was consumerism — a tacit endorsement of shopping and acquiring.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Zinc continues to shine amid the general gloom pervading the base metals complex.
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But the story is tainted by the pervading sense that Amoruso is meddling in the story.
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There's an extraordinary sense of calm pervading this album, one of the year's most finely drawn.
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There is often a sense of defeat pervading their work, a willingness to hazard postures of failure.
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We watch as the show continues in its dark, intense way, a gloom pervading the sky and characters.
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It was the latest in a series of jaw-dropping accusations about a culture of corruption pervading FIFA.
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There was, he claimed, a force pervading the universe called animal magnetism that could cause illness when perturbed.
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The pervading sense is that people are completely unprepared for the world we have to look forward to.
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The bottle of booze, the old-timey sensibility, the pervading sense of abandonment—it's all conveyed on this cover.
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Yet his impact has been so quickly and thoroughly eclipsed by a pervading sense of racial and national doom.
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Ah, the days when "computers" hadn't become immaterial meshes of data and content pervading the very air we breathe!
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Radios and televisions burst to life without warning, stabbing through the pervading unease to shock you back into the moment.
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All of which is a far cry from the doom and gloom pervading this market at the start of 2000.
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A review reported a "toxic" culture pervading the team in the leadup to London, with allegations of drunkenness and bullying.
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There's a space on the internet pervading all platforms that's dedicated to putting Garfield in abstract, strange, or absurd situations.
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A resurgent left under the Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn poses its own solution to the pervading sense of collapse.
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Speaking with Winfrey for an hour-long special airing Monday, Obama said the experience exposed deep-seated fears pervading American society.
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In the very first chapter, Mr Aslam lays out, as in a manifesto, his pervading themes: intercultural exchange, piety, purity, violence.
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But what redeems Barlow and Mother American Night is the pervading sense of Barlow as a soulful and self-aware human.
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In 22019, two radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, discovered by accident a background hiss of microwaves pervading the universe.
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In 22019, two radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, discovered by accident a background hiss of microwaves pervading the universe.
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But the Engineer now comes across less as the show's all-pervading, appallingly amoral essence than as a piquant supporting player.
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" Throughout these pieces, there's a pervading sense that language itself is one of the structures that maintains racism, or "misogynoir grimcrack.
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SECOND-CLASS EUROPEANS The issue of wage disparity is a highly charged one that is pervading society and politics across the region.
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Repeatedly the president invoked specific Trump policies to denounce a rejection of facts, science and intellectualism that he said was pervading politics.
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In Providence, says Mr Elorza, the pervading culture used to be that you had to know a guy to get things done.
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While she said she's been luckier than most, she shied away from naming any names, alluding to a pervading culture of fear.
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The pervading mood in "Trickster Feminism" is of a piece with our national mood: gloom-filled, sorrowing, yet occasionally threaded with hope.
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What is "The Good Fight" offering about the toxicity of internet culture and the hate speech pervading it beyond saying, "It's terrible"?
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All-pervading information technology of the sort the world is embracing does not have to lead to strict economic and political control.
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This pervading sense of instability set the stage for one of the biggest cultural phenomenons of the digital age: the life hack.
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The pervading feeling is one of quiet anxiety; a new solemnity has entered our lives and we feel a strong determination to resist.
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Her kind of unfettered optimism and generosity of spirit is an invigorating antidote to the anxious negativity pervading the world of art today.
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With $750 million in public funds for the stadium, it was too good to pass up, especially given the pervading uncertainty in Oakland.
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Anonymous callers, their intentions unknown, punctuate the unpredictable movements I film across San Francisco, representing the sense of heightened uncertainty pervading these communities.
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The regulations, coupled with the lack of economic development, have led to a pervading sense of neglect and disenfranchisement among the tribal population.
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As with season one, Campion's true target is the all-pervading patriarchy, and once she sinks her teeth in, she doesn't let go.
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"I think that the partisanship, the Federalist Society influence that we see pervading everything now, just wasn't that strong at the time," Tobias said.
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Experts say the pervading silence means most girls are not educated about their rights, which makes them easy targets for these more serious crimes.
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"We should not mistake concerns about the wider trade environment for a sense of pervading doom and gloom," senior Santander banker John Carroll said.
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When I joined the Education Department, it did not have a division dedicated to investigating the fraudulent consumer practices pervading many for-profit campuses.
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Who can say whether the tiger will hold on against the human mist which is pervading and felling the last wildernesses of the world?
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His briefings, lucid and laden with statistics, were a counterpoint to the chaos that was seen as pervading other parts of the White House.
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Even before the Kennedy assassination, this darkness was pervading American popular culture and that's something that drew me to the music of the era.
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And in other accusations pervading Silicon Valley, the founders allegedly fostered a "boy's club" environment that purposefully excluded women from both social and professional gatherings.
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With caution pervading markets, investors prefer equity index futures rather than punting on individual cash stocks or benchmark cash indices because they are more liquid.
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When Gal Gadot was cast as Wonder Woman, there was a pervading whisper that she was too skinny and frail to play the Amazon princess.
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While the general mood of All the Days was at best melancholic, there is a pervading despair that runs through the lives depicted in Avella.
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Yet as events unfolded, the axiomatic and quasi-theological assertion of evil pervading the entire Iraqi regime became the incontrovertible ethical framework for violent action.
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"One afternoon I experienced a deep sense of cultural division pervading a room full of people," said Mark, in a follow-up interview via email.
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Given the tremendous potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to improve systemic efficiency and optimize client communications, the pervading sentiment was very much "adapt or die".
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Without a cultural foundation of media-generated violence pervading television, movie houses, the internet and video games, gun manufactures might as well be making widgets.
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Standard bearers of gender fluidity, they conceive their work as a vibrant and often risqué corrective to the flatness pervading New York runways of late.
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Edward VIII's confidence that he could still be useful is an example of another pervading theme of the second season: vanity, particularly of the male variety.
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The improved production outlook reflected optimism pervading the U.S. shale oil industry from stabilized crude prices and technology improvements that help companies pump more for less.
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ROME — Even by the high standards of anxiety surrounding Italy's troubled economy, the angst pervading the debate these days has taken on a markedly desperate air.
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The question of how many victims could have been spared had better systems for reporting been in place calls attention to the pervading nature of this problem.
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With uncertainty pervading the art market, collectors are less likely to put their property up at auction and are instead choosing to sell privately, if at all.
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It's a thoughtful line of inquiry for Google to be pursuing, and highly relevant as well, considering how machine learning is pervading so many industries so quickly.
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This undermined the age-old argument that sampling was economically detrimental, the pervading logic that informed the decision to have the records Oswald was distributing freely, destroyed.
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Since returning from my own through hike of the Appalachian Trail in 2009, I've begun to see these two approaches to life pervading every facet of our society.
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That stereotype updates a very old idea in American politics, one pervading Wisconsin's bitter Statehouse fights today and increasingly those in other states: Urban voters are an exception.
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In 1949, when America was obsessed with the threat of Communist agents pervading and perverting the nation's core institutions, the University of California introduced a compulsory loyalty oath.
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The grass is always greener, and a sloppy drunken kiss is not worth the overwhelming, all-pervading sense of guilt you'll feel for the weeks, months, and years after.
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As I read this report each year, I do so with one pervading thought: What does this distress call mean for North American businesses — in other words, our customers?
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But internalized transphobia pervading my writing, speech, and/or jokes lead me to assimilate into the gay male culture of my school, which I found to be toxic and limiting.
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It was rather readily acknowledged, an all-pervading source of pride and virtue, embedded in every aspect of the social, cultural, and economic DNA, apparent in every oath and tradition.
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LONDON (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) Zinc continues to glow red hot amid the general gloom pervading the industrial metals sector.
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I think the simplicity and boldness of these logos point to candidates looking to push a "fresh start" and a "cut the crap" mentality that is pervading the Democratic field.
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"We've got a lot of wonderful people working for the state of Michigan," he said, responding to a reporter's question about fear pervading state workers as a result of the investigation.
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The DOE's current Civil Rights Data Collection national survey, derived from school discipline reports, is a critical resource that alerts us to institutional racism pervading every level of our education system.
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But she has also managed to achieve something even more rare: a vibrant gallery scene that seems to reject the antiseptically academic atmosphere pervading much of the avant-garde art world.
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Garabedian isn't letting on, and the gentle, cheeky humor pervading the image — "monumental but gawky," in Samet's phrase — suffuses it with a lightness of touch that escapes any hint of ponderousness.
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When Ms. Devers entered the field last year, she immediately noted that the sexism pervading all other workplaces applied there as well, resulting in a gender imbalance of representation and sales.
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"I think the current 'trough of disillusionment' sentiment that seems to be pervading the industry (or at least investor panels at conferences) is a bit unfounded," says Eric Romo, CEO of AltspaceVR.
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Snap was previously accused of having a "toxic" workplace with a "pervading sexist vibe," and the new allegations say that women weren't given the opportunity to rise up in the company's ranks.
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It — this has to be said — has about the same aesthetic as a porn mansion: largely empty, echoey, vaguely "high end," and with a pervading sense that no one actually lives here.
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They said that sexual assault and the stigma around discussing and reporting it were much bigger than the specific allegations against Kavanaugh, pervading both Yale's campus and American culture at the time.
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The results reflect an increasing optimism pervading the U.S. shale oil industry that crude prices are on the rise and technology improvements, among other factors, should help companies pump more for less.
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Still, as chairman of the Republican Governors Association that year, Christie was able to escape the scandal's stink pervading locally and hit the road to campaign and raise money for other gubernatorial candidates.
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The publication could have chosen to leave it out, but instead they chose to keep it in and make a salient point about a pervading theme in how society still views women's careers.
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Britain's top four lenders all have male chief executives and chairmen and Virgin Money's announcement on Wednesday comes after its chief executive Jayne-Anne Gadhia highlighted "pervading sexism" in the financial services industry.
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"The danger of showing the complete absurdity of the Klan is that it undermines just how pervading their ideas were and how influential and destructive they became in these historical moments," he said.
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The price has recovered since then but it's now also a long way off the June highs above $15,000 with the potential for further contagion from the risk-off mood pervading the industrial metals complex.
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Their decision to finally participate in a movie about him came about because they didn't appreciate some of the pervading narratives around him—that he was estranged from his family, that he grew up poor.
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In the United States, as more tech executives have tried their hands at opening schools, education experts have debated, and in some cases warned about, the effects of corporate money and influence pervading the classroom.
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A review of dozens of Chinese court cases and internal corporate documents as well as interviews with company insiders showed how foreign firms have become deeply enmeshed in the corruption pervading China's health care industry.
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While invoking a kind of childlike wonder, Until also brought us back down to reality, with repeated references to a pervading American racism, particularly the problems of gun violence and young black men killed by police.
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The artist's hope is to advocate for pragmatic gun laws in advance of the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 6, by raising awareness of the pervading terror of in-school mass shootings across the United States.
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"There is a lot of pessimism pervading in the euro zone bond market and that reflects the easing that's expected from the ECB (European Central Bank)," said Antoine Bouvet, senior rates strategist at ING in London.
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So it would be a big mistake for any CEO or for any president, but particularly for this president even for a lack of corruption, now we&aposve seen the corruption pervading the FBI so absolutely not.
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She came home that night from dance class — where she had cried with the Huffakers' 15-year-old daughter, Eva — and, as her parents listened, shocked, described a culture of unchecked racism pervading Baraboo High School's hallways.
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If it functions as designed and is in fact a strong indicator of fraudulent or suspicious digital behavior, we could see the internet begin to strike back against the fake activity pervading every corner of online life.
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"Melaye's assertion that 'nothing will happen' after his abuse of Tinubu is a blatant manifestation of the general impunity pervading violence in Nigeria, especially against women," the LACVAW said in a statement before it delivered its petition.
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The pervading sense at Sanders events — both from the candidate's speeches and from my interviews with attendees of all ages — is that something is very wrong with America, and that serious change is required to fix it.
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"The (lira) currency's travails and the timid response by the authorities has cast a dark cloud over European equities this morning, with the downbeat mood from Friday still pervading", said Neil Wilson, a market analyst at Markets.com.
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ITRI was expecting usage growth of just one percent last year, but relative to the new-found optimism pervading the rest of the industrials metal pack, tin's under-performance so far this year still looks slightly strange.
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But it's added fuel to an already smoldering fire and zinc's fast-evolving supply dynamics have caught the attention of investors, who have largely shunned a sector so closely intertwined with the all-pervading story of Chinese slowdown.
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The show is one of several productions pervading pop culture with tales of rape victims exacting revenge: The plot features in a prestige HBO series ("Westworld"), a French art-house film ("Elle") and a Marvel adaptation ("Jessica Jones").
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In an opening monologue peppered with biting commentary about what he described as "sorority"-style discrimination pervading the film industry, Rock set the stage for a night of running gags that repeatedly returned to themes of racial politics.
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In an interview with Cheddar, Lubetich described Snap has having a "pervading sexist vibe," citing various aspects of employee behavior ranging from dick jokes to in-office pushup contests to company parties with hired female dancers in revealing clothing.
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Adding to the atmosphere of fear pervading the Lebanese expatriate community working in the Gulf is a lack of clarity about what sort of information is viewed by the authorities as evidence of links to or sympathy with Hezbollah.
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"With the approval of this illegal waiver, CMS has signaled that it is willing to turn a blind eye to the health care access problem pervading Texas and to the decades-long statutory protections for Medicaid beneficiaries," she added.
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The pervading theory is supported by the fact that today is Good Friday (a day that marks the crucifixion of Jesus in Christianity) and two days from now is Easter Sunday (a day that celebrates his resurrection from the dead).
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Since 1995, the Gwangju Biennale has focused on artworks that represent the pervading issues and feel of the time period, especially the political climate — Gwangju is innately politicized, as the city where South Korea's democratic movement began in the 1980s.
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Following the 2018 layoffs, Cheddar obtained and published in May an email written by Snap software engineer Shannon Lubetich in November that highlighted multiple instances of what she described as a culture with a "pervading sexist vibe" and lacking in diversity.
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"There was a very male culture... and undoubtedly there was a sort of pervading sexism where I remember a very senior woman being very upset one day telling me that she was expected to sleep with her boss" Gadhia said.
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The bad luck of seeing a spider in the morning, the methods of assisting a husband "in the bedroom" and the hovering presence of Hellequin and his Wild Horde, "leading fresh souls to the underworld," capture that superstition's all-pervading nature.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - An Argentine bishop working in a top Vatican financial department is under preliminary investigation for alleged sexual abuse, the Vatican said on Friday, in what could become another setback for Pope Francis over sex scandals pervading the Church.
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Using an archival photograph of a police line from the 60s, we hoped to show that perhaps we haven't made as much progress as one would wish—that there's still a pervading atmosphere of hopelessness, which the younger generation continues to fight against.
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Although the Supreme Court acknowledged that the "one pervading purpose" of these amendments was "the protection of the newly made freeman and citizen from the oppressions of those who had exercised unlimited dominion over him," its jurisprudence reflected a starkly different perspective.
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Much in the way other historical moments have been frozen in a few words or a phrase that tells you everything you need to know about the pervading ideas of the time, "Send her back" will be just as evocative and just as chilling.
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It is harder to deal with a pervading dejection about the future that prompts many young Japanese to kill themselves than with the practical issues—eg, financial straits—that can push middle-aged people over the edge, says Yasuyuki Shimizu of Life Link, an NGO.
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Paparazzi play on the pervading idea that celebrities aren't like the rest of us, so catching them on film cavorting in a bikini with a little cellulite on their legs, or a stomach roll, or something else completely ordinary is akin to a goldmine.
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A question pervading both disputes is whether the Constitution permits Congress to subpoena aides to a president like Mr. McGahn and, potentially, Mr. Bolton, to talk about their official duties — or whether the president's secrecy powers make his aides absolutely immune from such subpoenas.
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Just a couple of hours ago I finished a review of the new stealth game Styx: Shards of Darkness, in which a tiny goblin skulks about slitting the throats of guards three times his size, the chance of death never farther away than his pervading stench.
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You talk about how a kind of sense of meaningfulness pervading the world, and a compact of trust between a narrator and a reader that mirrors that between God and creation, made you more prone to writing "subtle" pieces, where you trust the reader to get it.
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The physical prowess of our athletes helps to suspend our skepticism about the financial and political shenanigans pervading the sporting world, from corruption in soccer to state-sponsored doping in Russia to questions about high-level involvement in crooked ticket sales at the Rio Games themselves.
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No matter how the poem has been constructed, when poiesis has been achieved, the words of the poem leap spontaneously to a new interactive level (irreducible to any previous level), a level representing the self-organization of a cry emanating from nowhere and no one, but pervading all of language.
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Austin police, local officials, and advocates emphasize that individuals will not be asked their legal status if they report a crime, and Hernandez said she knows of no cases in which an officer has even asked someone their status, even under SB 4—but that hasn't stopped fear from pervading the immigrant community.
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Yet the continuing churn among insurers and the anxiety pervading the industry — stirred largely by President Trump's predictions of collapse and threats to withhold critical government payments to insurers — have obscured an encouraging fact: Many of the remaining companies have sharply narrowed their losses, analysts say, and some are even beginning to prosper.
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Although fans have often been asked to imagine themselves as the heroes they admire, the pervading idea has been that comic books featuring legacy heroes who are mostly men — and mostly white men at that — were the only ones that could be successful, since they traditionally had the biggest sales (correlation and causation be damned).
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For generations, black churches have served as sources of refuge from and resistance to the racism pervading America's Christian pulpits: "I think it is one of the tragedies of our nation ... that 11 o'clock on Sunday morning is one of the most segregated hours, if not the most segregated hour, in Christian America," the Rev.
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Kyrie with the content head wag, DeMar coyly playing the keys, Jimmy Butler with the smug conducting skills, Harrison Barnes and Draymond busting up, Kevin Durant wrapped up in a blanket, looking like he needs Netflix, a quart of Ben and Jerry's and a hot cocoa, and Carmelo Anthony absolutely fuming that this monstrosity is pervading his eardrums.
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Far more resonant than the sex is Jia's pervading nostalgia for the Chinese past, embodied in the novel's episodic, wandering, seemingly plot-indifferent structure — a series of what seem to be very similar incidents and encounters, meals, conversations, sexual escapades, minor scandals and subdued confrontations, which only by very slow degrees add up to any sense of narrative progress.
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When she speaks of "dark times" and warns of the "exhortations, moral and otherwise, that under the pretext of upholding old truths degrade all truth in meaningless triviality" we can hear not only a critique of the horrors of 20th-century totalitarianism, but also a warning about forces pervading the politics of the United States and Europe today.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — At a moment when the institutional racism pervading our society is becoming increasingly explicit and violent, Emory Douglas: Bold Visual Language, curated by Essence Harden and Daniela Lieja Quintanar at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), merges the historical battlefield of civil and human rights with its present-day counterpart.
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In later decades, artists have manifested their enthusiasm for the occult through an all-pervading atmosphere that cuts across their oeuvre: Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia's dark tribal trance, Xosar's occult-inspired techno or the ambient sounds of The Haxan Cloak come to mind, while genres such as witch house and hauntology have emerged as fully-formed musical disciples of the dark arts.
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Until then, those of us who still believe in a divine that made the universe rather than just pervading it — and who have a certain fear of what more immanent spirits have to offer us — should be able to recognize the outlines of a possible successor to our world-picture, while taking comfort that it is not yet fully formed.
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Early in 1960, while immersed in a growing scientific literature on the consequences for humans "of the never-ending stream of chemicals of which pesticides are a part, chemicals now pervading the world in which we live, acting upon us directly and indirectly, separately and collectively," as if we were all fish, swimming in a poisoned sea, she found more lesions on her left breast.
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"How can we trust that the same judgment in posting these overtly or implicitly biased statements is also not the attitude pervading other aspects of law enforcement's activities," said Bethany Young, a policy researcher at the Urban Institute, a Washington, DC–based think tank which partnered with the International Association of Chiefs of Police to conduct a survey on law enforcement's use of social media.
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Also, more important, when it comes to public policy on vital issues including mental illness, diabetes, and cancer, the real disparities among different subgroups warrant the collection of disaggregated data, as California State Assembly member Rob Bonta (D) has recently proposed, And yet, with voices like John Kelly's pervading the news cycle and with mid-term elections looming, re-appropriating the term Asian American is not just a matter of identity.
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He wears a perpetual smile laced with preoccupation, for even as he comes out to welcome me he must also see to it that the massive amounts of food are being prepared on time, the toilet isn't stopped, the guests are being hosted, the drunk and toothless Ukrainian cutting dozens of peppers doesn't slice off his finger, and that the spirit of Uman is pervading his temporary home.
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C.) and Tom CoburnThomas (Tom) Allen CoburnThe Hill's Morning Report — Presented by PhRMA — Worries grow about political violence as midterms approach President Trump's war on federal waste American patients face too many hurdles in regard to health-care access MORE (R-Okla.) helped spearhead the effort to ban earmarks by enlisting the support of grassroots activists and everyday Americans rightly appalled at the cronyism that was pervading the halls of Congress.
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Our president wants to "Make America Great Again" But keeps putting roadblocks in the path of equality I'm worried things will only get worse from here I adjure to feel secure but how can I when My so-called leader is acting so immature My hope in humanity is fading Because of all the degrading My heart hurts as racism is pervading I feel anger in my soul as it anchors my stomach My spirit is damaged by the baggage of hate I carry But I must stay strong for the struggles to come I just hope my pride doesn't go numb Many entries attacked Trump, but not all.
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