Equally present is Jason Sebastian's sound design and composition.
God is equally present in the heart of an atheist as the heart of "saint" (which must be galling to Christopher Hitchens).
She wanted to end up in a medium she could move around in, treating the whole of her life as though it were all equally present.
Such infectious commitment was equally present in her love of baroque music, Bach in particular, and for opera, theatre and art as well.
Orthodox Christianity teaches us that God is everywhere; equally present at the high altar of Salisbury Cathedral as he is in the open-cast gold mines of Brazil.
This double involvement is most vividly apparent in the biblical period, when both were equally present as divine command and demand.
Violence, as an elemental part of human experience, is equally present in art, he says, but has often been brushed aside or ignored.
Ms. Levine's themes are equally present in the gallery's smaller room, where identical chromed cast metal bulls' skulls line opposite walls, evoking the work of such major commodifiers as Pablo Picasso, Georgia O'Keeffe and Jeff Koons.
A gravely eloquent sentence about a bereaved mother's perception of her son's image everywhere, at every age – "They were all equally present because they were all gone" – loses some of its force when four of the 10 words are italicised.
Modern development and the preservation of tradition are both equally present here.
A theme that is equally present in Seneca's natural philosophy and in his therapeutic practice is time.
