Sentence examples for still omnipresent from inspiring English sources

Additionally, while we figured out that migration may not be the right solution in Malawi, seasonal poverty is still omnipresent.

Strangely, Barrow makes no mention of the tune that seems like the now-pop's defining anthem and blueprint, a song still omnipresent almost a year after it first hit big: Dynamite by Taio Cruz.

On the wall hangs a large portrait of the Lubavitcher leader Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who died in 1994 but whose face is still omnipresent in Crown Heights, where many believe that he will return as the Messiah.

As in some of Mr. Boyle's early novels and short stories Mother Nature -- relentless, unpredictable and still omnipresent despite man's puny efforts to impose his will on the world -- plays a big role in several of these stories, reminding the heroes of the little control they have over anything that matters.

But I think he would have been very gratified that the table is still omnipresent — that this thing he did is still around.

Politicians and generals like Panetta and Petraeus warn us that it's still a dangerous world, that our enemies are still omnipresent, and bent on destroying us.

Kelley still seems omnipresent, because his influence is so wide and deep.

Students' boredom during class has been considered a major pedagogical challenge for decades (Robinson 1975) and is still an omnipresent condition in schools.

But his songs are still as omnipresent as ever you can't go a year without hearing "Imagine" at least once.

Still, as omnipresent as American entertainment is, in the 21st century it rarely carries an overtly positive message about the country itself.

Though DFA's breakout act, LCD Soundsystem, called it quits in 2011, the legacy of both the band and the label carry on, and James Murphy, LCD's frontman and DFA co-founder, is still an omnipresent force at parties and concert billings the world over.