-
Omnipresence or
ubiquity is the
property of
being present anywhere and everywhere. The term
omnipresence is most
often used in a
religious context as an...
- she is not
wanted by her parents, who hold over her the
unspoken but
everpresent threat of banishment; she is not
beautiful or
articulate like her brother...
- ground,
unlike Milo, who
grows upwards from the ground.: 104–106 The
Everpresent Wordsnatcher is a
dirty bird that "takes the
words right out of your...
-
destroy evil and its sources, and
restore the
cosmic balance between the
everpresent forces of good and evil. The most
known and
celebrated avatars of Vishnu...
- OCLC 1109685186. Bethge,
Philip (25
November 2010). "Mushroom
Clouds and
Everpresent Danger:
Surviving Cameramen Recall Nuclear Test Shots". Der Spiegel....
- atmosphere. Jōnan-ku is home to ****uoka University,
whose students are
everpresent during the
school year and help
support a
growing number of
local convenience...
-
suffering an injury. César
joined Real
Zaragoza for 2005–06, and was
everpresent in the
Aragonese side's
lineups during three seasons. In
August 2008...
- "All the
thunderous fury that so
often dominates The Who's
music is
everpresent." Live
performances of "5:15"
sometimes included, in
addition to the...
- as he pla**** the last 18
minutes of a 1–0 away loss. He
would be an
everpresent fixture during the
final stages, even
netting in the
second group stage...
- ways, they are
understandable expressions of
group feeling towards an
everpresent and
powerful 'other'. Many of
these attitudes – that, for example, the...
