It has been almost 30 years since we all kissed his forehead in his open coffin, but his presence, for those of us who knew him even just for a short while, seems to have grown, becoming not only ever-present but also, somehow, all pervasive.
"Jesus Camp" Somehow, despite the pervasive religious zealotry and penchant for brain-washing, the most shocking part of this film is when the head of the Jesus camp in question tells her campers that Harry Potter is evil (because he is "a warlock").
New York is of course hopelessly exciting at Christmastime, sparkling with promise and all dressed up in a finery that somehow manages to be pervasive but not oppressive.
Yet there remains a pervasive myth that it has somehow magically stopped.
As difficult as the health-care debate had been, there was a pervasive feeling that McConnell would somehow prevail.
Based on the simplest and somehow the most genius way of approaching pervasive attitudes toward food and body, Hills deconstructs how she and many other women initially become afflicted with disordered thinking, which in turn leads to disordered living.
Inaction on Capitol Hill has been fueled by a "mistaken and pervasive sense that it is somehow less expensive to privatize," despite research that suggests the opposite, Small said.
Sylvia experienced a pervasive fear that she would somehow be separated from her father.
The widget was conceived as an effort to debunk the pervasive myth that global warming has somehow magically stopped our paused.
Like Cheever, Highsmith had complex feelings about her mother, and like Cheever she had a pervasive sense of being fraudulent, empty, somehow a fake.
