Sentence examples for ever absent from inspiring English sources

Her son, Rahul Gandhi, a timid would-be prime minister, was as ever absent, pottering around in the politics of Uttar Pradesh.

In time, it may seem odd that the sex and violence of the ancient world were ever absent from the classrooms of London's East End.

A "kindly rival" took Rusbridger for lunch just after he had become editor, and told him that if he were ever absent, there were six assistant editors who had different views of what his paper should be.

Harsha Bhogle, the TV presenter who must surely have an identical twin for he is only ever absent from our screens during the incessant ad breaks (although he sometimes pops up there as well), and his team of pundits will be permitted no rest.

If you've got MobileMe or Exchange/ActiveSync set up, BeeJive can send you messages to alert you of new IMs when the application is closed, serving as a temporary alternative to the ever absent Push notifications everyone's waiting for.

God encompasses every thing created in a dialectical outflow and return to God without any creatures ever being identified with the God on whom they depend, that One who remains both present to them yet ever absent and beyond.

When she reminisces about her arguments with Martin, she gives this sketchily drawn, ever-absent figure a momentary vividness.

Are rarely-if ever-absent.

Has it ever been absent, this desire.

Would you ever say "absent tears" about a man?

Pacificism has never been a majority position for Labour but nor, rightly, has it ever been absent.