Sentence examples for prevailing sort of from inspiring English sources
I have noticed that sarcasm by one or more justices, and principally by Justice Antonin Scalia, is the prevailing sort of humor.
But now, almost 70 years later, it is abundantly clear that the prevailing sort of liberal-democratic welfare state has no general tendency toward tyranny.
Almond believes those regressive-progressive rockers' sort-of concept album "Paradise Theater" "nailed the prevailing zeitgeist, the fraudulent nostalgia and grandiose self-regard of the Reagan era".
In that sense, he stands apart from the sort of prevailing politics in Washington.
culture, and are not so used to the rapid-response alertness which has to be a prevailing character of this sort of activity.
After a brief email consultation with other mothers (not ones I like, just ones I know, otherwise it becomes an invalid exercise, because friends are in part selected because their attitudes jibe with your own), it turns out that the prevailing wisdom is that this sort of treatment is liable to damage a child's self-esteem.
By the time we see Smoke play together, in rehearsal, the music, not reminiscent of much else, fits right into the prevailing tone of unpremeditated originality, as if it were the only sort of music possible.
"At any given moment there is a sort of all-prevailing orthodoxy, a general tacit agreement not to discuss some large and uncomfortable fact," he lamented in 1948.
And so at prevailing rates of inflation there is no way to get short-run nominal interest rates low enough to generate the sort of strong recovery that used to be common after deep recessions.
I saw the prevailing mood of lighthearted playfulness as a testament to the good natures of the DJs, the punters who showed up, and the sort of people involved in subcultural scenes here in general.
