Sentence examples for ever present influence of from inspiring English sources
And then, of course, there's the ever present influence of social media - come on, most of us can admit to a tweet waxing lyrical to the joys of porridge, or a perfectly filtered shot of our avocado on toast (can't we? Is it just me?).
A handful of businessmen and investors who had migrated to Las Vegas in the 1950's and made their money in the casino-fueled boom of the 60's decided that the city needed to broaden its image beyond the neon-tinted night-life culture and the ever-present influence of organized crime.
To honor Reed's association with pop art history, we're showcasing the banana's ever-present influence on the world of contemporary art.
As far as I understand, the evergreen character of the tree symoblizes the ever-present influence and impact of Jesus in the religious life of Christians.
But Gregg remained the pervading influence, ever present in his life and work over five decades.
"…Protectionism is ever present around the world and influences that are not free market-oriented come into play.
Elsewhere, I saw a chalice, part of the Medieval collections at the Morgan Library and Museum, that conjured images of knights, damsels, castles and an ever-present church influence.
On the Third Day consisted of almost epic pop songs with the ever-present Beatles influence: the Lennon-esque Dead as a Blue Bird (complete with backwards guitar solo), the rocking Ma Ma Ma Bell (featuring Marc Bolan on guitar).
The influence of Martin Scorsese, who gave Mr. Imperioli his breakthrough role in "Goodfellas," is ever present — you can see bits and pieces of "After Hours," "Mean Streets" and "Who's That Knocking at My Door".
And now, this piece of the American experiment faces a new set of challenges presented by the ever-expanding influence of technology as well as sharp debates over the government's role in shaping the public forum.
