Sentence examples for by the omnipresence of from inspiring English sources
These are moments of fear and inadequacy that every first year student has, compounded by the omnipresence of loss.
Hamlet's world is a globe defined by the omnipresence of espionage, of which his self-surveillance is but a mirror.
Miah believes changes to the way we remember, caused by the omnipresence of digital technology, may explain why some of us are ever-more hooked on long lists.
Some of the moms I see around the school corridors and the soccer field told me they felt backed into a corner by the omnipresence of snacks.
Documenting the dead in Syria is complicated by the omnipresence of security forces and the government's refusal to release the bodies of many of those killed at demonstrations, said Mr. Tarif and Radwan Ziadeh, the director of the Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies.
Mr. Brown, a viewer senses, is the kind of person who is pained by the omnipresence of gross-out humor in children's movies, but if "Paddington" has gentle fun with the onset of his cultural conservatism, it doesn't really judge him for it.
Such careless terminology denies the very essence of music as a temporal art, which implies by definition the omnipresence of rhythm as "order in musical time".
In reality, this young man is exposed to ways of looking at the world that are in tune with the ones shared by young African-Americans, due to the omnipresence of hip-hop.
Alluding to Nixon's "News" aria, the omnipresence of television news was dramatized by set designer Allen Moyer by keeping a group of televisions onstage throughout much of the action, often showing scenes from the actual visit.
The omnipresence of the sea is suggested by billowing silk sheets crested by bobbing, hand-held ships.
The omnipresence of the families this week, encouraged by President Obama, and former Representative Gabrielle Giffords, appeared to stretch even toward the House, where the journey will be even more difficult should the Senate pass legislation.
