Sentence examples for of our prevailing from inspiring English sources

British high streets are generally packed with what amounts to thousands of competing soundtracks and brave efforts to dodge as much of our prevailing reality as possible.

How this question arose, and how it was resolved, is an important element in the development of our prevailing view of the universe.

And with Crash, his startling novel of 1973, he tackles the evident intersection of our prevailing psychological, philosophical, sexual and technological violence - so engrained is it in our modern age - in a way that nobody else has managed.

Canon's detailed findings call for significant revision of our prevailing understanding of ambition theory and disarm monolithic interpretations of political amateurs.

Which brings us to another major pillar in the overall urban mobility discussion: autonomous road vehicles, while core to the disruption of our prevailing transport paradigm, aren't the only solution to the door-to-door challenge.

Blue Republican is not so much concerned with pushing a libertarian orthodoxy (which is bound to fail and always has), but with helping all people, and especially those who regard themselves as broadly Liberal, see how so many of our prevailing political assumptions are wrong.

The projects, which became their response to "the violence of war, the anti-gay marriage movement, and our prevailing culture of greed," were hailed as one-of-a-kind symbolic gestures in protest and the execution of the work--incorporating the colors and themes of the chakras--generated headlines, if not momentum, for their artistic endeavors, workshops and talks.

From the design perspective of the present, with our prevailing taste for expensively neutral minimalism for glass-walled kitchens, and stripped-pine floorboards, and Danish furniture it's easy to regard these images through an ironical eye: how did people ever live like that?

Third, Ancel Keys was not wrong -- he was exploited by the collusion of Big Food, and our prevailing gullibility.

Rethinking prosperity is a vital task because our prevailing vision of the good life – and the economics intended to deliver it – have both come badly unstuck.

But it speaks volumes about the limitations of our own prevailing post-cold-war triumphalism.