ever present

• “The song was, naturally, an ever present on the 'Brand New Day' world tour and achieved even greater exposure when Sting performed the song on the 2001 Superbowl Pre-Game show to an audience of millions.”

  Desert Rose, CD

• “A hateful inquisition, made atrocious by spies and informers; star-chamber courts, enforcing their decisions by confiscations, imprisonments, banishments and death; a band of detectives, ferreting out secrets, lurking in every family, existing in every conveyance; the suppression of free speech; the deprivation of arms and franchises; and the ever present sense of inferiority would make our condition abject and miserable beyond what freemen can imagine.”

  Address of Congress to the people of the Confederate States : joint resolution in relation to the war,

• “All our people to worry about and our House, all our enemies, all the unexpected catastrophes of nature and of man that seem to be ever present — and all the sins and piracies and devil's work of the past that are waiting to burst forth from our own Pandora's box as they do from time to time.”

  Noble House

• “Page 26 and residence in San Antonio de Bexar, but I have no bright anticipations, usually so fond of weaving bright joys in the future I cannot now look forward, a mist shuts in my mind like the mist which has hung over our hills for several days, only the past is ever present with me.”

  Diary, August 8, 1859-May 15, 1865.

• “This, the great co-mystery of all the ancient mysteries, shall remain ever present through all futurity like “the existing order of the Universe, or rather, of the part of it known to us,” to use the phraseology of John Stuart Mill.”

  Percy Bysshe Shelley as a Philosopher and Reformer

• “Magnetism, of course, could not be used so near the ion projectors, since it would interfere with the controlling fields; but there was another force, ever present and available — molecular attraction.”

  Natives of Space

• “Both are ever present in man; like hostile forces, each strives for the mastery, the irresisting will being necessarily overcome by whichever delight happens to be the stronger.”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI

• “A.G. [Giannatasio] showed my Carl during his illness are inscribed in the list of my obligations, and I hope one day to show that they are ever present in my mind.”

  Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, Vol. 1 of 2

• “So they brought him a babe of surpassing beauty, the handiwork of the Orderer who is ever present and, though he was but seven days old, those who saw him would have deemed him a yearling child.”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

• “Because whiles it riseth and whiles it setteth, but our Lord is ever present and never absent and He over all things is Omnipotent!”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

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