Sentence examples for ever present on from inspiring English sources
What is that blasted music, ever present on soundtracks and in television commercials, surfacing everywhere from the video arcade to the ice skating rink?
Scott Morrison's ambition is ever present on Ray Hadley's morning program on 2GB, more present, in fact, than the consistency of his performance as treasurer.
His massive endorsement package has him ever present on television and print.
The pericyte marker 3G5 showed a consistent pattern of expression as it was only ever present on a small proportion of cells (typically less than 20%).
Both contain similar numbers of people, but while Scottish-accented reporters and presenters are ever present on BBC news programmes, it's hard to think of any regular voice from Birmingham.
The ideal person to ask is the only man ever present on England's starting teamsheets since the start of last year's Six Nations.
Sebastian Denhardt's film -- which features interviews with survivors of all types and uses archival film made by soldiers -- is one of the most persuasive documents ever presented on the folly of hubris.
Mel Gibson's movie about the torture and agony of the final hours of Jesus is the bloodiest, most brutal example of sustained sadism ever presented on the screen.
July 15 2015 July 19 201515 If chamber music is ever presented on the moon, you can be sure that the Society will be there first.
With a good portion of the nation riveted, David Chase, the creator of "The Sopranos," perhaps the most talked about drama ever presented on television, conjured up an ending that perfectly matched the show's cumulative viewing experience: a jaw-dropping, inimitable and uncompromising climax that inspired everything from outrage to wonder, along with endless analysis.
We have more detailed and reliable intelligence about Syria than we were ever presented on Iraq, yet because of the haste and ongoing lies from Blair, politicians and the public are not supporting fighting for human rights and peace in the Middle East.
