Sentence examples for impression prevails from inspiring English sources
And he has held back on some major items, such as the government's remaining stake in General Motors, saying he wants to wait until the time is right.Even so, the impression prevails that anything not securely nailed down is being assessed for how much it could contribute to the bottom line.
The impression prevails that, despite decades of continuous struggle for reform, little or nothing has changed.
An overall impression prevailed that the use of gloves gave the women good feelings of working better.
While that false impression prevailed there had been a certain amount of sympathy for Sam Allardyce, on the grounds that entrapment should be used only as a last resort to bring criminality to light, and it is a bit harsh to lose your job for being gobby in private when that is what you are famous for in public.
When a compelling impression of a particular event clashes with general knowledge, the impression commonly prevails.
But an impression of grandness prevails.
Increasingly though, it is becoming recognized that no conflict is truly dowsed and no peace and reconciliation is lasting without the rule of law and at least the impression that justice prevails.
In fact, the impression of a slightly madcap sideshow prevails throughout.
These impressions very much prevailed upon the people, though not so far as wholly to dispossess Fabius of the dictatorship.
On his return to Britain, in a speech at London's Guildhall, George warned of "the impression which seemed to prevail among [our] brethren across the seas, that the Old Country must wake up if she intends to maintain her old position of pre-eminence in her colonial trade against foreign competitors".
