Sentence examples for omnipresent criticism from inspiring English sources
The Academy Awards purport to celebrate the best films to grace the silver screen each year, but with the omnipresent criticism of this year's ceremony, more and more people are putting the Academy's understanding of artistic excellence on the chopping block.
This problem is not just confined to the emerging world: before their demise Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were omnipresent forces in Washington politics, protected from criticism by their generous contributions to the politicians who regulated them.Have baggage, will travelThis politicisation is particularly troublesome when it comes to expanding abroad.
If they come to meditate on how to change the situation of the country, they are overcome by panic at the threatening finger of the omnipresent State, the insults, the revolutionary intolerance that allows no criticism, no suggestions.
Although Kuhn's terminology is now omnipresent in popular parlance, he came to regret the locution, partly because of criticism to the effect that his usage of paradigm was multiply ambiguous.
The filmmaker ended up splitting his time between making his film, responding to criticism, and conducting a publicity campaign of his own that saw him "omnipresent, from CBS Evening News, to Oprah".
The pressure was omnipresent.
Army checkpoints are omnipresent.
Security was omnipresent.
Karl Rove is suddenly omnipresent.
Teen drama is omnipresent.
