Sentence examples for feeling prevailed from inspiring English sources
A cheerful feeling prevailed all over the floor.
During Wednesday's show, that workshop or extended-family feeling prevailed.
Nearly three hundred delegates participated in the proceedings of the convention, and the greatest harmony and good feeling prevailed.
Overall, the feeling prevailed that comedy is no country for old men (or women) – even if some of these acts helped to lay the terrain for today.
The New Yorkers cheered him, and a kindlier and less suspicious feeling prevailed, an unusual result for a Johnson speech on any subject.
The cordial spirit in which we chatted caused some to remark what a fine friendly feeling prevailed between President and Janitor of the same institution, after more than thirty years of separation". Crowell wrote that he considered Wall's death a personal loss.
Strindberg wrote, "Pleasant feeling prevails".
Flowy A feminine and surprisingly casual feeling prevails, with items like a white cotton ball skirt and 1970s-ish tie-front cardigan.
A woman sits seriously at a desk by the entrance, clipboard before her, as if at an art gallery, but a cozy anything-goes feeling prevails toward the dressing rooms, with visitors casually tossing their purses on the floor and browsing while still half-dressed.
This summer they added useful defensive cover to their squad in the form of Chris Smalling, and signed one of the most eye-catching strikers at the World Cup in Javier Hernández, yet still the feeling prevails that they are about to go backwards.
Still, Mr. Eveillard said, "obviously, as long as the feeling prevails that everything is right with the world, the opportunity for gold prices to move up is modest". He added that he was prepared to ask shareholders to vote on abandoning the sector entirely at the end of the year if prices did not move up -- as he had said when he opened the fund in 1993.
