Presence
presence (noun) - existing at a place, being there
Example sentences:
* His Majesty the King has a charismatic presence that his subjects always feel.
* The company now has a strong presence in Great Britain.
* The presence of a large hypermarket in the small town could only stir up trouble amongst local shopowners.
* There was mounting opposition to the presence of convenience stores expanding at the village level.
* The mere presence of a large superstore in a small town is enough to start protests.
* The health care consulting firm has decided to increase their professional and local presence to complement the work of local authorities.
* He certainly always made his presence felt in the boardroom.
* Over the next three years, the large multimational corporation will begin to make their presence felt in the country.
* It was just that he found her presence intensely and increasingly disturbing.
* He was delighted and amazed by the presence of celebrities in his home.
* The dictator would not be half as formidable were it not for the ominously looming presence of his bodyguards.
* He should never had made those remarks in your presence.
* He had a formidable stage presence.
* She had a commanding presence at meetings.
* The army maintains a constant presence in the area.
* He had a physical presence that frightened people.
* He makes you feel completely at ease in his presence.
* In the presence of so many people he developed a bad case of stage fright.
* The contract was signed in the presence of two witnesses.
* There was hardly any police presence at the anti-globalisation demonstrations.
* I hope Tommy will grace us with his presence at dinner tonight. [Said his mother with a hint of sarcasm]
* How nice of you to grace us with your presence. [sarcastic]
* "The males go circling over the woods in the evening, advertising their presence to females, of whom they usually acquire several." [Animals, for example dogs]
