Sentence examples for prevailing picture from inspiring English sources

Still, the biography of Gesualdo contains enough evidence of bizarre behavior — not only the slayings themselves but later intimations of dealings with witches and of sadomasochistic relations with young men — that the prevailing picture of him as an uncommonly sinister character seems apt.

Yet, as a broad tentative generalization, the prevailing picture is that of a weak causal relationship.

Alison Gopnik: The prevailing picture just doesn't fit what we know from science about how parents and children relate to each other.

The prevailing picture was one of a relatively bland synovitis with mild-to-moderate mononuclear infiltrates, but immunophenotypic data on the infiltrates were not reported.

However, as the aim of the study was to describe the prevailing picture of the use of the two drugs in NICUs in Europe, the size of the participating NICUs (even if the actual denominator of those contacted is unknown) and the countries represented can support the reported findings.

Migration to the Sunbelt is therefore failing to raise productivity in tradable sectors to a level sufficient to justify new hiring at prevailing wage rates.The picture that emerges is one in which employment growth in high productivity, tradable industries is constrained at the rate of housing supply growth in skilled cities.

And, what becomes clear very quickly, looking at these two lines of research, is that it points to something very different from the prevailing cultural picture of "parenting," where adults set out to learn from a book or a parenting app what they can do that will help children come out in a particular way.

In choosing a real outsider to the prevailing buzz as Best Picture, the National Society has, in effect, said to the buzzers and the buzzes, A pox on all your houses: none of the movies that seem to have a lock on consideration as the best of the year merits the designation.

And such analyses would require, above all, a richer and more varied picture of human experience and needs than the prevailing image of Homo economicus.

More important, the overall picture of Wall Street that emerges is more diverse and complex than the prevailing image of a decade ago.

A third, given currency by Alexis de Tocqueville in 1831, was of a new and exceptional kind of society not bound by prevailing rules of history.Each picture stresses what makes America different from other countries.