Sentence examples for Prevailing thought from inspiring English sources

"The prevailing thought is that exercise improves sleep, but I thought it probably wasn't that simple for people with insomnia".

It's all based on a philosophy that runs counter to prevailing thought in the media.

The prevailing thought in the visiting clubhouse was that the two clubs had renewed the rivalry of 1985.

He shared the prevailing thought around camp that he could be ready for the Bronx sometime this season.

The prevailing thought among the players is of how their performance now will affect the team's decisions for the future.

His portion of the prize came from his discovery that bacteria transfer genetic information, overturning the prevailing thought that bacteria weren't able to swap DNA.

Additionally, the prevailing thought was that the brightest flashes were driven by the explosion's internal shock waves, but the evidence indicates that these photons were created externally.

It was Rondo's third suspension in less than 10 months, and the prevailing thought was that he would get at least three games, perhaps five.

The prevailing thought on the phenomenon of musth is that this hormonal state breaks the monopoly that a dominant bull might hold over access to matings.

Mr. Renfrew of Art Basel said that this "was the prevailing thought" when he was scouting in Hong Kong in 2007 but that it "was an unfair assessment".

"The prevailing thought among Jets Nation is that the Jets will lose to the Bengals because that's what the Jets do," Esiason said.