Sentence examples similar to ubiquitous impact from inspiring English sources

From the ubiquitous @2HellW4Giveness.

The ubiquitous 24-year-old pop star is, it would seem, giving privacy a go.

Critical, gossipy books have also disappeared from the ubiquitous 7-Eleven stores and other 24-hour mini-supermarkets.

Or of Chuck Taylor when they see a pair of Converse All Stars, ubiquitous 47 years after the basketball player's death?

Consumers began visiting Japan's ubiquitous 100-yen shops, Don Quijote discount stores or even the Hard-Off recycled merchandise stores.

Hair cubes are this season's version of the ubiquitous 80's Scünci (a k a scrunchi) and the 90's butterfly clip.

Last year around 18m of the ubiquitous 40-foot (12-metre) metal boxes entered America's ports in shiploads of up to 8,000 at a time.

It's difficult to imagine now, when she routinely makes the ubiquitous 50 best-dressed lists, but she was, she says, overweight and depressed.