Sentence examples for Ever-present from inspiring English sources

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Ever-present

noun

An athlete who is both healthy enough and capable enough to be present in every contest.

Exact(39)

Ever-present but easy to ignore.

Huffington Post

His resentments are ever-present.

The New Yorker

Cream was unctuously ever-present.

The Economist

His smile was ever-present.

The New York Times

So these ideas are ever-present.

The New Yorker

It was terrifying and ever-present.

The New Yorker

Similar(19)

Ever present.

The New York Times

Absence is ever present.

The New York Times - Arts

Danger, however, is ever present.

Independent

The seismic risk is ever present.

Independent

His generosity was ever present and boundless.

The New York Times

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