Sentence examples for ever-present phenomenon from inspiring English sources

My favorite dramatization of this ever-present phenomenon comes from University of Colorado physicist Al Bartlett.

Next week's Us Weekly hits newsstands (in New York, at least) today with a cover story on the ever-present phenomenon of celebrities who undergo plastic surgery.

"Australia fires are an ever-present, every-year phenomenon," said Mark Cochrane, a geospatial scientist at South Dakota State University.

Using a previously unknown but ever present transistor phenomenon discovered and patented by Diorio, Impinj can make mixed-signal systems on a chip that are 30 times smaller, use ten times less power, cost much less to build and by some metrics perform two orders of magnitude better than today's leading-edge products.

His resentments are ever-present.

Cream was unctuously ever-present.

His smile was ever-present.

Try Yoga Stress is ever-present.

So these ideas are ever-present.

It was terrifying and ever-present.

The past was nonetheless ever-present.