Sentence examples for omnipresent fear from inspiring English sources

Perhaps her omnipresent fear of death is the way to break the ice.

The '70s, for all that decade's cliché excesses, were a time of freedom and openness, a time before omnipresent fear.

His fictional universe, for good or ill, is first and foremost one in which knowledgeable, worldly, and tormented people are desperately seeking to comprehend and outrace their omnipresent fear and dread.

That something is forever vying for our attention and relentlessly pushing us to do more with less driven by the omnipresent fear of potentially missing what's next.

There's also the now omnipresent fear of China.

Kevin Thomas in the Los Angeles Times described the film as "a series of stark, earthy vignettes, Van Peebles evokes the vitality, humor, pain, despair and omnipresent fear that is life for so many African-Americans".

Stress and anxiety are omnipresent during care, regardless of age.

It is enough to say in opposition that omnipresent invasive listening creates fear.

The issue has created a new cultural mentality, in which poverty is an omnipresent reality and a pervasive fear.

He is the creator, without fear, without hate, omnipresent, free from birth and death, self-illuminating, realized through the grace of the true guru.

Indeed, a growing body of press criticism says Japan's mainstream dailies suffer from their cosseted relationships with the government and other powerful institutions, while the fat, glossy-covered weeklies pull some of their punches out of fear of Japan's huge and omnipresent advertising agency, Dentsu, an integral part of a deeply conservative establishment.