Sentence examples for has never prevailed from inspiring English sources

This tired excuse has never prevailed in civil rights litigation, and for good reason.

However, before Machiavelli, this amoral or immoral mode of thinking had never prevailed in the mainstream of Western political thought.

The Ulsterman, who has ridden a record 3,383 winners, had never before prevailed in the fabled Aintree steeplechase.

In the 19 appeals it has decided, the court has never allowed a prisoner to prevail.

The extent to which this prevails is unknown as such an arrangement has never been described.

In the early 1960s, common sense prevailed and the project was abandoned, but the idea of nuclear-powered spaceships has never gone away.

Yet she was expected to prevail again on Tuesday and overcome a primary challenge from Brad Wenstrup, a doctor and Iraq war veteran who has never held political office.

Towards the end of his life Dr. King said to a group of friends: "We fought hard and long, and I have never doubted that we would prevail in this struggle.

They met neighbours they had never known and a magical euphoria prevailed.

Graham never prevailed in litigation — the courts never ruled on the merits of his claims.

"It tells me that talent will always prevail," said Leiter, who had never beaten Arizona in four previous starts.