Sentence examples for Prevailing sense from inspiring English sources

Centre-right politicians mutter about the prevailing sense of insecurity brought about by economic globalisation.

Indeed, across this part of Europe, there is a prevailing sense of victimhood.

And the free-for-all aspect of Gems's script matches the prevailing sense of social disarray.

What never changed was a prevailing sense of discipline, both mental and physical.

"The prevailing sense here is that you need a certain stability followed by reform.

Now he follows it with The City, which deals with a prevailing sense of urban angst.

"Songs to combat the prevailing sense of impending doom?" asks misterbadexample.

A sign taped to Marisol's window captures the prevailing sense of injustice: "They Bail Out Bankia And Evict People".

We live in troubled times with toxic politics and a prevailing sense that nothing can get done.

The central activity of my days and nights was dealing with a prevailing sense of anxiety, anguish, distress.

The prevailing sense is of gloom and foreboding replacing twinkly optimism, of things not being quite right.