omnipresent

He was an omnipresent god, although only in a small area.

And it is the most omnipresent of all art forms.

In this part of the world, the ancient is omnipresent.

At the same time, it's not all history; today is omnipresent.

Directly in front of me was the omnipresent tall figure.

We live with an omnipresent soundtrack to our public lives.

An omnipresent light show was created by several local lighting companies.

An omnipresent light source was something science had never approached.

Today's computers are easy to use, and the web is omnipresent.

Mass hostility is always omnipresent toward the new, especially in art.

In another era the omnipresent name would have been Jennifer.

At the same time, pop sound has become an omnipresent fact of urban life.

The German soldiers were omnipresent, of course, but beyond that, the world moved along.

And although there are only two of us, people think we're omnipresent."

It required an omnipresent narrator who could tell all of the stories together.

He had learned to be ready for the omnipresent voice that came out of nowhere, at any moment.

She went into a huge light room with the omnipresent yellow glare.

Why do you think vampires are omnipresent in popular culture?

What kind of response does he get to his omnipresent valets?

Child care continues to be seen as a woman's issue; domestic and sexual violence are omnipresent.

"Our government is the potent, the omnipresent teacher," he wrote.

Dramatically, it does not flow like that old omnipresent river.

It stays with them - very omnipresent in their minds.

The military is omnipresent on the road from Srinagar, about 50 miles east of here.

It starts by asking how the world could exist if God is omnipresent.