Sentence examples for has always dominated from inspiring English sources

Work has always dominated their life.

Throughout his career, however, one subject has always dominated Wesker's thinking: family cohesiveness.

And the United States has always dominated this region, having won 19 straight qualifiers before its loss to Mexico on Friday.

Ms. McEntire has also, by the way, managed to put a highly personal, proprietary stamp on a role that the ghost of Ethel Merman has always dominated, creating the most disarmingly unaffected Annie in years.

"Psycho," for example, probably hasn't been seen the way Alfred Hitchcock intended since the early '60s, because conversation about the plot twists (spoiler alert: Janet Leigh is killed off in the shower, about 20 minutes into the film) has always dominated the conversation.

Norilsk Nickel, the private mining and metallurgical company that emerged from the vast state enterprise that has always dominated the city, has erected placards extolling the history of its factories, without noting that the builders shown in black-and-white photographs were slaves.

The wealthy have always dominated elite schools, but their representation is rising.

The Afghan skiers have always dominated, despite having only practiced the sport for a few seasons.

"There is a lower consciousness of the gender differences there because men have always dominated," she added.

Red wine might have always dominated perceptions about Bordeaux, but white Bordeaux was once much more of a presence.

People's personal feelings about abortion have always dominated the debate, and I get it: abortion is a more emotional issue than, say, descaling the kettle.