| She hated the cheap furniture of the little parlour, the penetrating contralto of the cook singing hymns in the kitchen, and the ubiquitousness of her small brother. |
| But the special thing about this phenomenon is not its ubiquitousness, it is the fact that it can be experienced collectively. |
| Dan seems unfazed by the ubiquitousness of the cheerful pig, perhaps because he has written on BBQJew.com that what Moses was seeking in the Promised Land was not milk and honey but chopped hog and hush puppies. |
| It has become an art form by virtue of the ubiquitousness of these expressions. |
| Increased mobility and the ubiquitousness of television and radio have done surprisingly little to homogenise the distinctive accents and dialects that characterise the different parts of the country. |
| This ubiquitousness of the commandments can seem burdensome. |
