Sentence examples similar to prevailing sentiments exist from inspiring English sources
Steve and Paula Baumgardner, from Jacksonville, Fla., who visited New York City last week as tourists, echo the prevailing sentiments.
Disbelief and awe were the prevailing sentiments at the end of my visit.
PARIS -- Disbelief and awe were the prevailing sentiments at the end of my visit to The Museum of Everything.
The article on Governor Rowland's situation is indeed reflective of prevailing sentiment in the state.
I bet on a major sustained rally, contrary to prevailing sentiment that the market remained overvalued.
The Herald's reviewer was at odds with prevailing sentiment.
No such sentiments exist in Shepherd's Bush this morning.
In Germany, such sentiments exist on the fringe of politics.
Similar sentiments exist in Italy and Greece.
No such sentiments exist in the hearts of Moonves, Murdoch, Iger, Silverman.
It can be difficult to gauge the prevailing sentiments of a city of eight million residents, but the editorial board of The New York Post gave it a try.
