Sentence examples for a prevailing feeling from inspiring English sources

There's a prevailing feeling at a startup that you could be part of something huge.

The economy is stagnant, prices are up, cuts are looming and there is a prevailing feeling that politicians can't be trusted.

In other words, there's a prevailing feeling in Germany that business sometimes operates unethically.

For a few moments, the prevailing feeling was sincere, overwhelming fun.

As the characters' destinies dovetail together feebly at a London book fair, the prevailing feeling that Hereafter leaves is that it is more facile than profound, and fails to do justice to either its writer or director's skills as potent, intelligent storytellers.

For Lopez, who had 6 catches for 93 yards, and Toal and the rest of the Ironmen, the prevailing feeling after the game was a sense of relief in finally winning a state title.

Pau Marí-Klose, a professor of sociology at the University of Zaragoza, characterised the prevailing feeling as one of resignation rather than anger or exhaustion.

But my prevailing feeling was the surprise that the apartment was not a relic or temple but a home, and the greatest gift it gave Hendrix was a rare sense of belonging.

But my prevailing feeling was the surprise that the flat was not a relic or temple but a home, and the greatest gift it gave Hendrix was a rare sense of belonging.

Do-Ho Suh's 1999 Seoul Home/L.A. Home/New York Home/ Baltimore Home/London Home/ Seattle Home, a silk and metal armature frame house suspended in the air, evokes the prevailing feeling of the decade: it speaks to the discomfort and displacement that accompanied the intrepid era.

On the Israeli right, the prevailing feeling was that the problem lay not with Mr. Netanyahu but with the United States.