But while clearly rooted in pervasive truths, "Followers" -- which opens today at the Quad (34 West 13th Street, Greenwich Village) -- suffers from clumsy exposition and uneven acting, except in the case of Eddie T. Robinson.
And that, in TV world, is the gospel, all-pervasive truth.
At the heart of the debate, there has been a pervasive "post-truth" narrative that Labour governments operated an open-door immigration policy – one that they maintain in opposition today.
Stories about corruption in Italian public life — perhaps exaggerated but with more than a grain of truth — will become pervasive and continue to grate on northern European taxpayers.
In truth, heterosexism is pervasive throughout the society, and each of us, irrespective of sexual or gender identity and expression, stands at risk of its harmful effects.
Read "Producedi Militants Launch Deadly Attack on University".
We follow Afzal after the highest court in the country turned its back on him, and along the way, find out some of the grimmest truths about the pervasive culture of so-called honor killings in the region.
Still, Mr. Rich ends his book by urging Americans to reject the pervasive culture of blurred lines between truth and fiction, or to risk being "exploited by another master manipulator from either political party".
They argue that all we make manifest by asserting things like "either Socrates sneezed in his sleep the night before he took the hemlock or else he didn't" is our pervasive misunderstanding of the notion of truth.
The one thread running through nearly every perspective is a pervasive resignation and a sense that the truth is buried too deeply to ever be found.
The truth is, there are seven pervasive characteristics present in all successful marriages.
