Sentence examples similar to ever present one from inspiring English sources
He described the first time he ever presented one of his poems to a large group — it was played on a speaker at a construction site — and he described a bus trip in which he met, as he put it, "a girl who sympathized".
It's a shame he can't seem to change the bigger things, but the fantasy of possible change, of moving on, is an ever-present one.
Knee's two greatest signings have been the ever-present one-legged goal keeper Wally Foot, and own-goal specialist Baldy Pevsner.
Mummies of the World is one of the largest collections of dead stuff ever assembled under one roof, presenting one of the most amazingly well-curated exhibitions of mummies and mummy-related artifacts you could possibly hope to see outside of an Egyptian pyramid.
Danger, however, is ever present.
Although this talkative personage arrives without warning, leaving Everyman — who has passed his life in pursuit of worldly pleasures — frantically unprepared to face the final reckoning, Roth's hero is beset by the kind of modern medical warnings that keep death ever present in one's mind.
No one has ever presented me with an egg that big … it's like a head and a half.
