Sentence examples for What dominates from inspiring English sources

What dominates it by the way?

What dominates the room, however, is a huge photograph.

"What dominates is the issue of gender equity, and that in turn raises the fertility level.

What dominates "Since Yesterday" — as it must dominate any history of the Great Depression — is the government's responses to the crisis.

"What dominates the agenda of Karzai and the United States is security — the military strategy, the night raids, detention and the rest," another European diplomat said.

What dominates France is not the presence of some anti-Americanism but an enormous absence — the absence of any belief aside from a handful of corporatist reflexes.

What dominated President Bush's first term in office?

Because the explosion and oil spill was so huge, that's what dominated the area.

But what dominated the map was a fist of red over the Great Lakes: Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Pennsylvania.

What dominated the early coverage of the disaster, however, were sordid and ultimately almost completely false rumors of violent crime.

She controlled it all, and her mood – tired, overly intellectual; full of art, rather than pop – was what dominated.