In his autobiographical novel, "It's Me, Eddie," contempt and self-pity are the prevailing emotions.
In the networks' post-debate wrap-ups, the prevailing emotions seemed to be exhaustion, and sadness.
The prevailing emotions: disbelief that the building will disappear and force graffiti artists back underground, and outrage that street art is again being censored.
"As a father I'd love to convey my understanding of the prevailing emotions of distress and anguish amongst both Peter and the whole family," he wrote.
In the past, the prevailing emotions during a divorce were usually sadness and regret.
In his account, Mr. Riess describes neither anger nor hatred, but shock and uncertainty as the prevailing emotions among those present.
Fourth, the questionnaires were self-administered and thus could have been affected by respondents' prevailing emotions.
The result is that our prevailing emotion, as they are picked off one by one, veers away from grief toward a sniggering delight, and "Cloverfield" should really be approached as a fireworks display of cunning, spasmodic fun.
When the market crashes, the prevailing emotion swings from greed to fear.
7. The bottom is a scary place When the market crashes, the prevailing emotion swings from greed to fear.
If these intentions seem to be in conflict, so be it — for conflict remains, as it should, the prevailing emotion stirred by the Holocaust, not least the conflict that something so inhuman could have been invented by human beings.
