In the early nineteen-hundreds, the British explorer Percy Harrison Fawcett challenged this prevailing notion.
The prevailing notion of "The Automatic Millionaire" is that you cannot even trust yourself.
The prevailing notion is that deal was the Knicks' best chance to trade Ewing.
But the prevailing notion remains that same-race adoptions are ideal.
Goldman, who hadn't for a moment bought the prevailing notion that the western was dead, had crafted his film well.
Women from the global north benefit from a policy in which the prevailing notion of fairness doesn't target them.
"The prevailing notion is that if you create a deficit, you're going to make up for it later.
Drawing on findings in astronomy, geology and paleontology, two leading scientists are questioning the prevailing notion that there is advanced life elsewhere in the cosmos.
Early in the 20th century, the prevailing notion was that people could alter climates locally (for instance, by cutting down forests and ploughing virgin fields) but not globally.
For years, Berdych fought against the prevailing notion that he was fragile, that he came up smallest in the moments that mattered most.
Yet Mr. Margalit shares the prevailing notion that, in the end, there is a need for the record to be set straight.
