Sentence examples for this omnipresence from inspiring English sources

This omnipresence of devices capable of continuously tracking sensitive contexts and whereabouts raised users' concerns about their own privacy.

We all know someone who suffers from a psychiatric disorder, whether it is depression, anxiety or A.D.H.D. It is precisely this omnipresence of mental illness in our culture that worries many critics of psychiatric diagnoses.

The Soviet-era absurdist Daniil Kharms dramatizes this omnipresence of Pushkin in his play, "Pushkin and Gogol," in which Gogol keeps tripping on Pushkin: GOGOL (getting up): This is mockery, through and through!

The first book to tell the story of the postwar expanded cinema that inspired this omnipresence, Between the Black Box and the White Cube travels back to the 1950s and 1960s, when the rise of television caused movie theaters to lose their monopoly over the moving image, leading cinema to be installed directly alongside other forms of modern art.

There is this omnipresence now of cameras, of people taking pictures everywhere.

They use this omnipresence to threaten job losses for any Member of Congress who dares threaten to cut a wasteful or unneeded (but lucrative!) weapons contract.

However, while it is an augmentation of communication rather than a displacement, it refers to the inherent solitude that people must feel when engaging in this collective omnipresence.

This pattern demonstrates the omnipresence of risk trade-offs and potential for unintended consequences to occur as a result.

The results of this study and the omnipresence of security zones should encourage planners and policy makers to consider them a new and increasingly pernicious land use type". Nemeth is not a polemicist; he is an urban design critic.

However, due to the omnipresence, in this region, of clouds and cloud shadows that generate missing data, five SPOT-5 satellite images covering the study area, with four color channels (red, green, near infrared and middle infrared) and at 10-meter spatial resolution, were selected.

(Chinen) VISION COLLABORATION NIGHTS (Thursday through Feb. 26) This scrappy mini-festival pairs avant-garde choreographers and dancers with like-minded musicians; among the reasons to attend this year is the omnipresence of Kidd Jordan, a gutsy tenor saxophonist and musical patriarch from New Orleans.