Sentence examples for endless presence from inspiring English sources

Agency: Goodby Silverstein & Partners (San Francisco) Director: Fredrik Bond Parents everywhere will recognise the horror of realising the noisy gift given to their child by a cruel relative is about to become an endless presence in their lives.

One of the doors is unfinished, with the design still traced out in pencil, marking the moment when my husband got sick of Francescon's endless presence and suspended the work.

Williams was a seemingly endless presence on the network Thursday, from his appearance on "Today" to his interviews on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" and MSNBC's "The Last Word".

Within hours of uttering the phrase "maybe a hundred" years at a town-hall-style meeting in New Hampshire in January, Senator John McCain came under attack by Democrats and antiwar groups for promoting a seemingly endless troop presence in Iraq.

"Violence is like XML," a hacker friend once said to me sardonically, re the USA's endless flailing military presence in Afghanistan, "if it doesn't work, you're obviously just not using enough of it".

Either way, he becomes an increasingly irritating screen presence whose endless self-promotion threatens to suck the air out of the film.

But while the sprightly 81-year-old is an engaging presence, the endless hagiography (one disciple compares him to Einstein) leaves the film itself in dire need of a snip.

In the Democratic response, Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, a West Point graduate, said that Mr. Bush was making the case for an "endless and unlimited military presence in Iraq," and he vowed that Congress would prevent it.

This is certainly one of the biggest mistakes of all time, just because the camera is so obviously in the scene and its presence seems endless.

He is driven into a kind of endless paranoia by the presence of his sister, whom he knows may appear at any moment and interrupt his work.

As they enter the season, they appear capable of engendering endless intrigue, and Kidd's presence has plenty to do with that.