Sentence examples similar to negativity dominating from inspiring English sources

The distribution of the combinations of anti-CarP and anti-CCP2 before and after disease onset showed a relative increase of double positivity after onset compared with the distribution before onset where the number of double negativity dominated.

Over time, negativity comes to dominate the internal monologue and you begin to despise and short-change yourself.

The negativity evaporated the way the dominating Arkansas running game did.

But the feeling of belonging to something is exactly what suddenly made the Olympics an event that was no longer dominated by negativity.

Yet perhaps more than the surprisingly poor results in the Premier League, Mourinho's treatment of his own medical staff – the physiotherapist Jon Fearn as well as Dr Carneiro – has dominated the negativity surrounding Chelsea.

"When we hear stories about homophobia, it's dominated by negativity," said Michael Segalov, a journalist who organised the last-minute protest (and often writes for VICE).

One such effect is the so-called 'negativity bias', a well-documented tendency of people to preferentially remember negative information, and allow negative emotions to dominate decision-making.

Murray's frustrations began to boil from there and the trademark negativity and poor body language dominated his persona.

If you're dealing with someone who tends to dominate discussions with negativity, by doing things like complaining, criticizing or bringing up loaded topics, try taking the lead instead of following along.

But I also think that steadfast determination to resist and rebuke the improprieties of this administration doesn't mean that our lives have to be dominated by stress and negativity.

The negativity that characterizes discourse in this country, the vitriol that dominates debate, bothers Feely.