Sentence examples similar to considering the prevailing sentiments from inspiring English sources

Steve and Paula Baumgardner, from Jacksonville, Fla., who visited New York City last week as tourists, echo the prevailing sentiments.

Disbelief and awe were the prevailing sentiments at the end of my visit.

PARIS -- Disbelief and awe were the prevailing sentiments at the end of my visit to The Museum of Everything.

However, researchers need to consider the prevailing research culture.

As the verdict sunk in, there seemed to be little surprise at the outcome, especially considering that the prevailing sentiment was the prosecution did not make the strongest case.

As I scroll through my Facebook feed this morning, I see the prevailing sentiment is one of utter shock.

Continue to fight the nonsense, not take, but question the prevailing sentiments, questions power I guess.

It can be difficult to gauge the prevailing sentiments of a city of eight million residents, but the editorial board of The New York Post gave it a try.

Even among those who helped cut the deal with Israel in the 1990s, the prevailing sentiment was that Oslo had failed to protect even minimal Palestinian national rights.

With his six men's trophies to go with eight other Grand Slam singles titles, one might think that Federer fatigue would be the prevailing sentiment.

That, at least, is the prevailing sentiment.