Examples of using The omnipresence in English and their translations into Portuguese
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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.
We are living in a period of cultural revolution agitated by the omnipresence of ICTs, where social practices run into systems of government designed and created in the 19th century.
Despite the omnipresence of the words" solidarity" and" humanity In his speeches,
without qualification shares the omnipresence of the First Source
Due to the omnipresence of SCP-2526 in its containment building,
This was later changed to: And the sign shall be my ecstasy, the consciousness of the continuity of existence, the omnipresence of my body.
so does the omnipresence of God.
His greatest joy about being in Paris was finding himself in the omnipresence of women, of their daring,
One that I have started to observe is the omnipresence of mobile devices in labour rooms
The omnipresence of English points clearly to the trap:
corroborating international studies on the omnipresence of covert contrasts.
The omnipresence of digital mathematics
using electronic media and, therefore, enabled the omnipresence of public opinion.
He doesn't hesitate to list the clichés so often mentioned by foreigners visiting Lisbon- the light, the omnipresence of the river and sea,
The omnipresence of these psychographic"blocks" in the philosophical text- emotions interwoven by writing- shows well that affection built in this way transcends the physicality of impulses
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
given the omnipresence of the local/ regional factors determining the behaviour patterns(accommodation/ rejection/ adaptation) of actors and target groups.
This phenomenon, characterized by the presence of the metropolis in every part of the territory, has increasingly made locations adapt to the hegemonic mechanisms of economic reproduction, given the omnipresence of their attributes at the same moment of the current historical period.