Sentence examples for is almost always present from inspiring English sources

Peggy herself is almost always present.

The TBL is almost always present.

Love is almost always present, even in the most abusive relationships.

There's this gap that is almost always present in terms of decision-making.

They are usually tubular in form, often with a long nectary, and nectar is almost always present.

This component is almost always present, even though it typically wasn't part of the initial design of a Bummer machine.

The Divina Commedia, among the most celebrated of poems, is almost always presented to us as an allegory.

In the literature on acupuncture research, the active (or specific) component of acupuncture is almost always presented as acupuncture needling alone.

The excessive hedonism and cynical droop of this song echoes tracks by both Drake and Odd Future, in which the use of recreational drugs is almost always presented as both pointless and inevitable.

Love in Shakespeare's plays is rarely a simple matter, but it is almost always presented as an example of humanity's noblest impulses, the best of what man can become.

It is paradoxical that while Aristophanes' play is almost always acknowledged reverently in criticism as a powerful antiwar play, a call for unity among men (not to mention among men and women), it is almost always presented with an emphasis on sex farce.