Sometimes there was this omnipresent figure of the mother who I was never going to be to them, lurking in the shadows.
And it's this omnipresent western influence that gives us the same chain restaurants that we try and escape from when going on an adventure like this.
As at the last convention, the Oklahoma Republican J. C. Watts is omnipresent, this time as the master of ceremonies, but close viewers of these events are beginning to notice that he is the only black Republican elected official of any national standing involved in these proceedings.
So yes, Lillywhite made his bones with rock bands like U2 and Simple Minds but he has also worked with Jason Mraz (whose music is so omnipresent this season on the show he seems like the in-house composer) and Crowded House.
The aim here is to have this omnipresent assistant that grows smarter over time.
The onset of puberty, a phase of alienation from oneself and from so much else, is an omnipresent horror this season.
By Troy Patterson October 27, 2017 The onset of puberty, a phase of alienation from oneself and from so much else, is an omnipresent horror this season.
This term is so omnipresent that people rarely bother to even define it; for example, the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan, which calls on local police to develop intelligence functions, uses it 30 times without ever saying what is meant.
As a Jordanian-born counterterrorism expert, who asked to remain anonymous, said to me: "This narrative is now omnipresent in Arab and Muslim communities in the region and in migrant communities around the world.
Alam (2011) found that this scenario is also omnipresent in the land scarce city of Dhaka.
