Sentence examples similar to ever present form from inspiring English sources
And stories are on our side: they are meant to delight us, not deceive us — an ever-present form of entertainment.
Representative John D. Dingell of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the committee, said: "I seriously doubt that this bill will ever become law in its present form.
Not least, the constitution, which has underpinned democracy ever since 1978, may not survive in its present form.
That might be the headline if Germany's draft law on ring-fencing financial risks ever hits the statute books in its present form.
It's doubtful, had Blow taken a publisher's money, that The Witness would have ever made it to the world in its present form.
The walls retained their form as the men worked, but threats were ever present.
Small cell lung cancer is the most aggressive form of the disease and very few patients ever present at a stage where surgery can be contemplated.
As a result, Hearn writes, bitcoin is seeing ever greater congestion in the network, which it is unable to cope with in its present form.
Danger, however, is ever present.
