Sentence examples for remains omnipresent from inspiring English sources

But the Arab influence remains omnipresent.

He remains omnipresent, like some Warholian multiple.

But in a work of apologetics or of homiletics, in a work of history or of sociology, in a critical or even in a desultory and discursive essay, and certainly in aphorisms or maxims or both, the intention of the author remains omnipresent.

It may not be obvious to first-time visitors, but Martí remains omnipresent in Cuba.

There remains the omnipresent problem of contamination.

The Hamburg version, the work of a controversial partnership between the conductor Ingo Metzmacher and the director Peter Konwitschny, reminds us that the essential inhumanity of capitalist self-interest remains an omnipresent danger, particularly now that the altruism of the socialist ideal has been rejected.

The struggle has been and will be long and harsh and sometimes ugly, and the backlash against feminism remains savage, strong, and omnipresent, but it is not winning.

The ability to master, then navigate, omnipresent rules of convention remains a competitive advantage.

The chorus is omnipresent in the revised version, but remains unstaged and upstage, focusing the drama down front -- and eliminating a lot of rehearsal time.

Las Vegas remains a place of cheap booze, easy sex and omnipresent opportunities to be separated from one's dollars in games of "chance" in which the house seldom loses.

Jean-Luc Godard, who cast Fuller in a memorable cameo in his "Pierrot le Fou" (1965), remains his most faithful disciple (right down to the omnipresent cigar), and there is much of the spirit of "Verboten!" in Godard's recent essays on Europe and the Holocaust, from "Histoire(s) du Cinéma" (1988-1998) to (reportedly) his latest work, "Film Socialisme".