Sentence examples for it ever presents from inspiring English sources
Six decades before Arthur Conan Doyle killed the mad commander of the Pole-Star, another writer sent a captain sailing northward, full of hope and Hyperborean convictions: I try in vain to be persuaded that the pole is the seat of frost and desolation; it ever presents itself to my imagination as the region of beauty and delight. . . .
Sadly, it's ever present, and our public sector is no stranger to it.
It's not so much that the fire is gone, it's ever present, but perhaps Lee, forever the agigtator is languishing in lack of challenge.
She had rarely acknowledged this second self, not because it was small or didn't often make an appearance, but because it was ever present.
"There's a historical memory and the reprocessing and repackaging of it is ever present.
I'm not sure it was ever presented to Bryn, so that fell apart.
"The Riachuelo surrounds the city; it's ever present and yet invisible," he told me recently.
It is ever present in this general election, like a police sentinel guarding a sacred political consensus, batoning anyone who deviates from received wisdom.
Sound isn't a sensation usually associated with manuscript displays, but it's ever present, at least by implication, in this one.
It is ever present in the corners of one's field of vision, apparently motiveless and meaningless beyond its own assertion of presence.
