Sentence examples for ever omnipresent from inspiring English sources

Whether the person appears on a passport or an identity card picture or on the cover of a glossy magazine, on the canvass of a painter or chiseled out of marble in a sculptor's studio, even on stamps or coins (if the person is of great political importance) portraits are more than ever omnipresent in today's society.

It's slated to include crowd-pleasers from the television show, including "Empire State of Mind," "Toxic," "My Life Would Suck Without You" and — of course — the ever-omnipresent "Don't Stop Believin'".

Called "Gfycat for gaming," the startup hopes to ride both the wave of ever-omnipresent GIFs getting shared around the internet and popular, highly shareable game titles like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Rocket League.

Who died and made the ever-omnipresent "them" the arbiters of my existence?

Cheap and/or ubiquitous cameras and facial recognition make surveillance ever more omnipresent; the dangers and uncertainties of other new technologies, like hobbyist UAVs, lead to calls for even greater scrutiny; and eventually online anonymity/pseudonymity will be the only kind there is.

As a pop cultural icon, "I Love Lucy" is more omnipresent than ever.

While Mexican ballads about smuggling drugs and liquor have been around at least since the late 1920s, their modern counterparts are more popular and omnipresent than ever.

While the debate rages on as to whether we have actually reached Peak TV yet, the idea that TV today is more significant and omnipresent than ever before undeniably has legs.

In all its forms, social media is an omnipresent and ever-accessible gauge of human emotions.

Since the Akasha Dimension is omnipresent and ever-present, it surrounds and flows through everything.

By this time last year I was beginning to wonder if the low cloud and omnipresent drizzle would ever lift.