Sentence examples for prevailing popular from inspiring English sources

Capitalism does function on top of, and one way or another is moulded by, prevailing popular opinion.

In spite of all the changes, nothing is allowed to disturb the prevailing popular image of Niagara Falls as an unblemished natural wonder.

And second, the prevailing popular view was admiration and shared pride that a politician had not followed the path of least resistance.

It was briefly released in 1981, when the openly disapproving censors responded to the prevailing popular mood, then banned for three years.

In matters involving those fundamental rights, the courts should be acting "ahead of the curve," that is, putting constitutional principles ahead of the prevailing, popular sentiments at a particular time in history.

It is interesting how both haters and defenders often try to link hip-hop -- the prevailing popular-music form of the late 20th and early 21st century -- to older black music.

A comparison with some of the prevailing and popular substitution boxes is presented.

Even though indie has become codified in the public mind to mean young, white men playing guitar music, maybe we should remind ourselves of what it once stood for: a defiantly oppositional stance to prevailing trends in popular culture.

The harmonic language is often quite dissonant, at least by the prevailing standards of American popular music.

But in the five elections since 2000, the anomoly of the popular vote winner not prevailing in the Electoral College has occurred twice, in both the Gore-Bush 2000 election and last week in Clinton-Trump.

They showed the president prevailing, with 51 to 51.5 percent of the popular vote.