Examples of using Omnipresence in English and their translations into Italian
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Given the omnipresence of the Internet in our modern world, I believe in the stress reducing effect of aquarium care.
The results demonstrated that despite the quasi omnipresence of these«high economic impact»
Despite the omnipresence of the words" solidarity" and" humanity In his speeches, the socialist mayor
The omnipresence of the sea and the mild climate invite you to relax on the beaches,
The king, unaware of God's omnipresence, threw the three into the burning, fiery furnace.
The omnipresence of violence among civilians as well as the people supposed to protect them generates a constant anxiety and feeling of fear among the population.
The omnipresence of God is in reality a part of his infinite nature; space constitutes no barrier to Deity.
His wallpaper visualizes the spirit of an era in which the omnipresence of economic criteria is generating its own aesthetic language.
Omnipresence of God- God's Reach While we may not see the face of our Creator, the omnipresence of God confirms that God continually looks upon mankind.
the exhibition explores the omnipresence of universal proportions in art,
We are only just beginning to glimpse the long-term consequences of this omnipresence of pesticide residues:
The omnipresence of ideology, the worship of money,
Perpetrators often use technology to create a sense of omnipresence, of knowing every detail of the victim's life,
the English painter is seized by the omnipresence of swimming pools, the perfect geometry of the dwellings and the brilliant colors of a city with a special atmosphere.
as they seem to convey contradictory meanings("Tat" implying omniscience, omnipresence, and other universal qualities and"Tvam" implying non-omniscience
invisibility of sound is coupled by its omnipresence in the exhibition spaces through various forms(noise,
In this supreme Marxist, who navigated wisely on the course of ambiguity between"cult" and"pop" in a subtle balance between omnipresence and absence, it was suddenly the subject of collective desire.
about its invasive omnipresence, and about its substantial lack of relationship with reality.
free exercise of all the divine attributes of spiritual omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence.
The omnipresence of the market and the defence of economic interests which aim to achieve their own objectives within their sectors are not compatible with the defence