Sentence examples for feel prevailed from inspiring English sources

The North Country comprises 1,000 acres that sit in the shadow of Mount Rainier, and for years it has been an unusual mélange of in-bounds and out-of-bounds skiing: an avalanche-controlled but not regularly ski-patrolled area where hiking was nearly mandatory, self-rescue gear (beacons, shovels) was encouraged, and a lonesome, untamed, almost backcountry feel prevailed.

An end of season feel prevailed, with neither side playing at any great tempo.

A lower-tech, more old-fashioned feel prevails.

"I don't feel like I prevailed," Mr. Silver said of the budget in an interview Sunday night.

Certainly the Democrats have managed to do enough -- in the way of restoring some of the programs cut by the Bush administration, helping the states deal with their own increasing budget deficits, and even initiating several new programs -- for Congressional Democrats to feel they have prevailed.

After adding a bit more for mental anguish, the total came to $67m, but he kindly reduced it to $54m.When the case was dismissed in 2007, many felt justice had prevailed.

In medieval England, as the common law courts became calcified with procedure, parties who felt they should have prevailed under principles of fairness would appeal to the king for relief.

Witness the joy that was felt when popular democracy prevailed with Obama's victory.

Did the Mets feel they would prevail eventually?

And Mr Assad's own father outlived the rebels in Hama.There are other reasons why Mr Assad might feel he will prevail.

Frusciante and Beinhorn fought frequently over guitar tone and layering, and Beinhorn's idea ultimately prevailed as Frusciante felt pressured by the producer's much greater knowledge of the studio.