For a moment she wavered on her own emotions and then the ever-present sense of humor came to her rescue.

The darker side of this vision is an ever-present sense of menace that saturates other images in the show.

There is an ever-present sense that an underlying source makes the city a hot spot, active with desire, intellect, pathos.

Part of it, no doubt, is the ever-present sense here that the world is watching, peering over their shoulders.

But however much that sense of a local spiral of depression exists, there is an ever-present sense that the economic crisis has been part of broader international changes and problems.

Contemporary Echoes There is something almost contemporary in Odysseus's ever-present sense of solitude and loss, his copious, uncomforting tears.

Even now, decades removed, the thought of the place frightens me, not for any physical pain or the ever-present sense of possible death-1 have trod down many roads equally dangerous in that way.

I sat in my house all day, with that ever-present sense of privacy and novelty which had thrilled me when I first shut the street door behind me.

But "Thelma and Louise" does have action, an ever-present sense of urgency that pushes the characters further with each line of dialogue, each interaction, each change of scene.

Isaia's ever-present sense of humor influences his designs.