Examples of using Ever-present in English and their translations into Portuguese
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hair slides are ever-present among schoolgirls.
Interventions in nursing have ever-present concerns about the values of freedom
those who knew Thierry stopped even noticing his ever-present camera, while everyone else soon learned how determined he could be.
In his earlier state of innocence man was unaware of the existence of evil and, therefore, of the ever-present necessity of making a choice between the many possibilities of action and behaviour.
SPaRks” is a visual-music artwork that muses on the ever-present and evolving processes of creation.
the immediate associate of Michael on Salvington and his ever-present coworker, on this occasion spoke through the Father Melchizedek.
Magnets and various components are ever-present, however reinterpreted in the illustrative style of the time.
a supposedly omnipresent and ever-present terrorist threat,
in the following editions, becoming a regular and almost ever-present member of the Top 10.
but"the height of ever-present eternity" transcending duration- celsitudo semper praesentis aeternitatis,
These ever-present icons act as a point of meeting between the living members of the Church
who is also our resurrected Lord and ever-present Savior.
with innovative performance and properties and the efforts to improve the existing materials is an ever-present technical and scientific challenge.
they remain a potent and ever-present threat to the Atlantis Expedition.
The idea for the book came from the traditional assumption of The Righteous Ones being ever-present in the world.
and of course, the ever-present media bombarding us with images
earth to protect him,"but while playing this role,"the limits of my influence are ever-present.
the Melchizedeks are foster fathers and ever-present advisers.
alternative of pain and the likelihood of suffering are ever-present experiential possibilities.
unreasonable elemental propensities ever-present in the spiritual centers of the human body chakras.
