The all-pervasive darkness was pierced only by oil lamps and torches burning on the street stalls, feeble flames illuminating the meagre goods laid out by venders on patches of road, or on the thresholds of houses.
Our potential saviors gleam all the more brightly against the pervasive political and civic darkness of the moment.
The commission cited numerous concerns also raised by the Pew Environment Group: hurricane-strength storms, ice, polar darkness, 7 pervasive fog, and "serious questions about how to access spilled oil when the area is iced over or in seasonal slushy conditions".
Thematically and actually, darkness is all pervasive.
NPD is an all-pervasive attempt to keep the darkness out, to never to admit fault in anything, especially not that one is, rather than basically-great, instead labouring under a medically-diagnosable delusion.
NPD is an all-pervasive attempt to keep the darkness out, to never admit fault in anything, especially not that one is, rather than basically great, instead laboring under a medically diagnosable delusion.
If one presupposes a connection between Heidegger's works and his political views (views that place Heidegger with the forces of darkness, a darkness more pervasive and subtle than most critics imagine see, for example, the writings of Geoff Waite), then anyone's appropriation of those works would mean a concomitant complicity in that darkness.
That darkness would become less intermittent and more pervasive, as both content and style, in the ensuing years.
"The darkness in my film is more realistic and pervasive in that it deals with getting trapped in the scene.
The best thing about "Edge of Darkness" in the early going is its atmosphere of hushed, pervasive menace.
