Sentence examples for as ever present from inspiring English sources

And Labour is probably saying: 'We see a different sort of Britain, and we must remember the working classes in the war.' As ever, present preoccupations shape perceptions of the past.

The first is that a relatively short workshop dramatically increased participants' awareness of power and status as ever present, including a substantial normative move from seeing using power as being a generally bad thing that can be justified in the interests of the organization's mission to a more neutral stance that power and status are at work in all of our interactions.

Famous Hollywood faces of Buddhist affiliation were, as ever, present.

A. O. Scott in The New York Times writes that director Scott's "professionalism is, as ever, present in every frame and scene, but this time it seems singularly untethered from anything like zeal, conviction or even curiosity".

Media and police have been as ever-present as protesters.

The Associated Press reported that the troops were "as ever-present as Buddhist pilgrims".

His was a rarefied but precarious existence, the threat of being sent back down as ever-present as his catcher's mitt.

We watched our sick city as it declined and rebounded, then declined and declined, mired in a cycle of drugs and crime, as ever-present as the boy rolling a tire down an alley in the opening sequence of "The Wire".

Yet, as ever-present as grills may seem today, mouth bling isn't new.

We have hemlock and hogweed as ever-present weeds in the garden.

The joy and problem of choosing a Top 10 of anything mappy is that maps are everywhere: as ever-present in literature as they are functional in our daily lives and vivid in our imaginations.