The pervasive Haitian themes of carnival, voodoo and politics do not go neglected here.

Finally, I return to the introduction, in which the pervasive theme was failure to plan from first principles, and lack of vision.

But when he's not talking about himself the pervasive theme is money, and why it is good.

The precise nature of that stamp was another pervasive theme.

A pervasive theme is the King's role as champion of Christianity.

The Bush presidency has so far been defined by its fight against terrorism, but there is another, pervasive theme.

A pervasive theme in the 1980s was the fight for Australia's native forests.

Externalism about the mind and mental content is a pervasive theme in his work.

Yet victimization has become a pervasive theme throughout the women's movement and feminist legal theory.

The pervasive theme of loneliness and isolation for which he was noted is very much present in this show.