Sentence examples for an ever-present element from inspiring English sources

Violence was an ever-present element of Polynesian cultures.

Dance was an ever-present element of Mason's childhood in Johannesburg.

As much as I enjoy the tournament and as much as I believe that the cream ultimately rises to the top, there is an ever-present element of magic that can trip up the favorite and crown the underdog.

An ever present element was Whedon's injection of anti-totalitarianism, writing into the show a historical analogy of the Battle of Gettysburg; the "Battle of Serenity Valley".

Others argue that gender is an ever-present factor.

Repentance and social justice are themes that have been retained from the earlier Isaiah traditions, and the ever-present element of hope in the creative goodness of Yahweh that pervaded II Isaiah remains a dominant theme in the last chapters of the Book of Isaiah.

In compensation, the book displayed Sartre's rare psychological acuity and brought out the pervasive role of the imagination.Sartre stressed an ever-present emotional element in human thinking that philosophers preoccupied with truth and validity tended to overlook.

WASHINGTON — John McCain was an essential element of the nation's political conversation for half a century, an ever-present figure eager to challenge friend and foe through his singular temperament — sometimes angry, often funny, always ardent.

But security remains an ever-present worry.

Food is an ever-present issue.

Suicide attempts are an ever-present risk.