Sentence examples for omnipresent war from inspiring English sources
That's it, not a mechanized, omnipresent war machine.
It is a temporal blow against a hegemony waging omnipresent war on one's being.
The author's vision of 1984 was a world of "perpetual war, omnipresent government surveillance and public mind control".
It explains the omnipresent tug-of-war between yin and yang urges: the first is conservative, penny-pinching, credit-averse, future-focused and "protective"; the second is ego-gratifying, dynamic, status-seeking and "projective".
As recently as the early 21st century, reminders of the war remained omnipresent.
The memory of war is omnipresent and is also how nodding syndrome is understood.
The trope of war has been omnipresent since the day of the attack.
"It is natural for war to be omnipresent in the work, more or less visibly," Mr. Naaman said.
When we were at Collegiate, especially in high school, in the late 1960s, it was a period of huge political ferment--with the Civil Rights movement and the Vietnam War, among other omnipresent cultural and political realities.
Star Wars as an omnipresent fixture of geek culture, with a cartoon, a million novels and video games, and a full aisle dedicated to it at every toy store?
And now NATO has decided to tackle the problem of war criminals, whose malign, omnipresent influence has impeded efforts to rebuild Bosnia.On July 10th troops from Britain's crack Special Air Service SASS) jumped on two suspected Bosnian Serb war criminals near the town of Prijedor.
