My ever present feelings of being an imposter suggest that I have more work to do.
As a mother, you get used to the ever-present feeling of guilt that you carry through life on your back like a dead conjoined twin.
We don't meet any of the Jansson baddies – the Groke, for example, or the weird and sinister Hattifattners – or any of her heroes either, but there's a curious and ever-present feeling that we just might.
When my boyfriend had to finally go back to work, I tried to occupy myself, but the ever-present feeling of being alone with my grief was too much.
A cake made me cry, a duck breast nearly did for me and a caramel took me to the point of death – but despite the endless anxiety, constant low-level nausea and ever-present feeling that you were being chased through a wood by bears while covered in honey, MasterChef was one of the most enriching experiences of my life.
(P3, 39 yrs) The ever-present feeling of "fighting an uphill battle" which beset the patients was amplified by the fact that, despite the information they had received, their symptoms surpassed their imagination.
(Without nagging, depression, sulking or an ever-present feeling of guilt or shame?).
If you feel that being a student is bad enough, teaching won't change that ever-present feeling of having things queued up to do always, even during vacation time!
The years and opponents might change, but for Mo Farah some things remain ever present: that feeling of accelerating through the gears, the thrill of leaving his rivals clutching at his slipstream, the joy of kissing the track knowing another gold medal is in the bag.
