Sentence examples for ever present as from inspiring English sources

But the danger of overacting is ever present, as is the possibility that a child expected to act naturally may seem more stilted than an adult.

The expansiveness of artists such as Pallett, as well as the orchestral intricacies of the Dessner brothers (The National) feels ever present as Burn the Witch slowly unfolds.

The usual flips and somersaults were ever present as Pilobolus Dance Theater performed to a sold-out crowd at the Joyce Theater on Monday night, but the main attraction was a bit of shadow play.

France might boast of the purity of its cultural history, but the NF is ever present, as alienated African French youths torch cars and community centres weekly in city suburbs.

You say that Cindy disappeared into her photos, and JANE was ever present, as if that were a criticism.

No theory was ever presented as either true or false, nor were the questions raised ever resolved.

Thus, the real life risks and benefits of disclosing individual research results to participants are rarely if ever presented as part of this debate.

The gulf between his mindset and that of Adams is ever present but seldom as obvious as in the passage where he tries to explain his subject's choice of '42' as the answer to Life, the Universe and Everything.

In his Christmas message, in the Sunday Mirror, Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, said: "Whilst I would not ever present myself as being a person of deep religious conviction, I absolutely believe in Christian values that have made this country great".

However, several issues associated with washcoat based monolithic catalyst preparation are ever present, such as compromised materials utilization efficiency due to a less-than-ideal wash coating process, difficulty in precise and optimum microstructure control and lack of structure property correlation.

In the home the two of us shared, the specter of violence was ever present, just as it was in my childhood home.