Sentence examples for current omnipresent from inspiring English sources
In recent times that has lead to some charming sparring between current omnipresent player Merton and schoolmaster Parsons, in contrast to the prickly exchanges the former Sale of the Century host endured with Freud.
The current omnipresent "men in dresses" memes and posts by people mockingly claiming they have turned into pirates simply by putting on a costume are clear and understandable consequences of a truth about U.S. schools: we have not taught about gender diversity.
She wants to start a war?" In the current atmosphere of omnipresent misinformation and distrust of institutional media, it's not surprising that conspiracy theories and rumors are flying across southern Ohio.
Desserts include a splendid, classic tarte Tatin, the upside-down apple tart, with an inspired counterpoint in crème fraîche ice cream; a variety of fine sorbets; and one of the best current examples of the omnipresent molten-chocolate truffle cake, this one given textural contrast by chopped almonds.
Current technologies have become a source of omnipresent electromagnetic pollution from generated electromagnetic fields and resulting electromagnetic radiation.
Hearing the current of his own blood, neural crackle, the omnipresent pulse of the worldwide electro-industrial power and information grid, the unheard music.
Soil eutrophication has allowed U. dioica to become quasi-omnipresent in Western Europe, as its main current habitat includes not only broad-leaved woodland, but intensive farmland too (Taylor 2009).
While he and two former Best Buy executives that he plans to involve in the deal, Brad Anderson and Allen Lenzmeier, helped turn the company into a seemingly omnipresent big-box retailer, analysts say that the current predicament may be beyond their solving.
Practicing these sounds conveys a timeless unity of energy currents, enabling us to realize we're never separate from one continuously existing omnipresent vibration.
The current recession may be most serious since the 1930s, but these are boom times at Nespresso — the seemingly omnipresent brand of coffee and coffee makers owned by the Swiss food giant Nestlé.
The pressure was omnipresent.
