In this article, we describe an omnipresent, yet often ignored resource utilization problem whereby some workers abandon certain responsibilities and use the freed-up time to pursue personal interests such as hobbies and side businesses.
The song contains background voices, which one writer described as "omnipresent party people channeled in from 'What's Going On' and 'Voodoo Chile', laughin and carryin on all over".
A former governor of the state has described England as "omnipresent, like the clouds and the sun".
But the film presents her as Jobs's omnipresent number two, his "work wife" as she describes herself in Act Three (at which point in real life she was not around), and nothing like that was true.
Rarely have LDS writers used the descriptors of omnipotent, omniscient, or omnipresent to describe God.
"Spirited and strong...she commands with her presence, but is as fleeting as a mirage," the program notes describe the ephemeral but omnipresent female inspiring and embodying this collection.
When the narrator so vividly describes all those meetings and conversations held in mirrors, it's also worth remembering that he is not omnipotent, nor omnipresent.
A 2015 EU report described corruption in the statelet as "omnipresent".
Despite what Commonwealth observers described as intimidation by the army, omnipresent in the north, and the misuse of state resources, the Tamil National Alliance, once a proxy for the LTTE, won 30 out of 38 seats.
The Bahá'í writings describe a single, personal, inaccessible, omniscient, omnipresent, imperishable, and almighty God who is the creator of all things in the universe.
