But, if isolation is a ubiquitous human fear, her death is that agony distilled to its purest form.
According to a Chapman University poll released last fall, "corruption of government officials" ranks as the single most ubiquitous American fear, ahead of "polluted drinking water," "North Korea using weapons," and "not having enough money for the future".
By using the term carer in such a ubiquitous manner, I fear that our thinking about family may be taking a turn towards the materialistic, capitalistic ideology of keeping account.
I am in a time warp but the time is right now, this moment, when conservatives are not only angry about government but so is everybody else, where those on the right have abandoned kinder and gentler for the ubiquitous kindling of fear.
But his greatest fear is ubiquitous surveillance: license-plate readers, sensors, geolocation tracking and so on.
The officials raised fears of "ubiquitous surveillance" and asked about Google's privacy safeguards, what it plans to do with the data the devices collect and how it is addressing "the broader social and ethical issues" raised by Glass.
But the ubiquitous smiles may just reflect the fear of unintentional rudeness to a potential employer.
For example, health promotion messages about the dangers of smoking (threat) are ubiquitous, and invoke concerns about cancer (fear), but individuals may continue to smoke because they do not think they are able to quit (lack of efficacy).
But in their hometown, they are ubiquitous, acclaimed by some as saviours, feared and reviled by others.
There, where the Administration for Children's Services is regarded as a potent, ubiquitous presence, there is a real everyday fear that a momentary crisis can become something worse.
As Whitman said of PayPal during the companys annual shareholder meeting Thursday morning, Were becoming ubiquitous, even off eBay. eBays fear, and overreaction, wasnt warranted.
