Sentence examples for to be ever present from inspiring English sources

These singers, like Woody Allen's fictional character Zelig, seem to be ever present.

"We had no product," Ms. Sakharny said of the jars and bottles of shampoo and facial cream that used to be ever present.

There is also perceived to be an overemphasis on the glamour of the current crop of players when it might be wiser to concentrate on attributes, such as athleticism and the thrill of top-class competition, that are more likely to be ever present.

This reluctance is not due to relativism or indifference but rather to the belief that truth needs no definition to be the object of experience and that legitimate definition, when it occurs, should aim mainly at excluding error and not at pretending to reveal the truth itself that is believed to be ever present in the church.

For negative gap settings, explored here for the first time, ribbing is observed to be ever present over the operating range considered.

In that moment, I realized I had built a team that couldn't move faster than me, and I needed to be ever present to keep them moving forward.

The state continues to be ever-present and suffocating for Cubans seeking changes beyond the safety of business.

Realistically, the dangers of the crossing are so numerous as to be ever-present, and yet for many, it isn't even the most terrifying thing that's happened this week.

And there are plastic plates of pork stir-fried with Chinese olives ("I'm buggered if I know what they are," says Thompson), braised duck intestines ("It tastes like soft rubber bands, which is actually OK") and what turns out to be ever-present over our two days in Bangkok – a pungent red catfish curry.

As noted above, she worked to be ever-present in caring and providing resources for her patients.

But then there is all the rest of it: Salt seems to be ever-present in our summer diet.