His hostility to his interrogators was ever present, with references to "fake news," "the failing New York Times," and the pioneering cable-news network CNN, which led to this odd exchange with the correspondent Jim Acosta: ACOSTA: And, just for the record, we don't hate you, I don't hate you.
Even as the day was spent saluting the new, the spirit of the old was ever present, with Mr. Ramirez and Mr. Manton, leaders of the same Democratic institutions that engineered the last speaker's victory, watching the proceedings together from the balcony of the Council chamber.
Forty years after the demolition, the same issues that led to the demolition are ever present, with still no adequate repertoire to deal with them.
Prior to representing the senior team, Ribéry was ever present with the France under-21 team earning his first selection on 3 September 2004 in a 1 0 victory over Israel in qualifying for the 2006 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship.
Only if she were ever presented with proof that her husband has been unfaithful, Lucienne proclaims, would she succumb.
Edwards said that if he is ever presented with the same scenario in the future, he will put the onus on someone else -- read: Chad Pennington -- to win the game by making the first down.
Pitt, 49, has been ever-present with partner Angelina Jolie at premieres and screenings for the movie across the world, and the film's success highlights his continuing star power.
My point, I suppose, is that the possibility of embarrassment is ever-present with Twitter it inheres in the form itself unless you're the kind of charmed (or cursed) soul for whom embarrassment is never a possibility to begin with.
Germany and France could comfortably support much of the demands in the UK-drafted letter, said Sarkozy, before adding: "The temptation of deregulation is ever-present with our British and Swedish friends and there we don't want to see that on the table".
My point, I suppose, is that the possibility of embarrassment is ever-present with Twitter — it inheres in the form itself unless you're the kind of charmed (or cursed) soul for whom embarrassment is never a possibility to begin with.
