Sentence examples for omnipresent element from inspiring English sources

RELIGIOUS EXPRESSION IN AFRICA is an omnipresent element of life: pastors are celebrities, waiters quote Scripture, gospel music plays in government offices and secular newspapers report miracles with the same credence they extend to soccer scores.

They almost blend in with the space the way neon signs are an omnipresent element of Chinatown.

Like Paramore, the band's spirituality is more imbued into the lives that fill the stories of their songs, rather than an explicit or omnipresent element.

As omnipresent elements of these devices, the signs play a determining part in this architecture.

The second group believes Si is an omnipresent and important element of plants and soil.

The principal founders of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation were nationalist, socialists, and Marxist elements were omnipresent in the introductory section of the party's first program written by Rosdom, entitled "General Theory".

There were consumerist trends and social trends far out of Burton's control that pumped the once-magical elements of his imagination into the omnipresent mass they've become.

The Bard, sort of a Saxon Obi-Wan Kenobi, has recognized Jack's potential and begun to teach him the druidical arts, such as how to summon mists, fire, birds and other elements of nature by tapping into the omnipresent life force.

But salt and dozens of compounds containing sodium — the element in salt linked to hypertension — have become omnipresent in processed foods from one end of the grocery store to the other.

One of the prominent elements of Star Wars is the "Force", an omnipresent energy that can be harnessed by those with that ability, known as Force-sensitives.

The problem is that the internet is so omnipresent that we forget or even preclude ourselves from experiencing these positive elements.