Sentence examples for prevailing story from inspiring English sources
The wisest speech departed from the prevailing story line.
Similar policies will produce different market reactions depending on the prevailing story, or fad of the moment.
The Romney campaign, after promising a major policy address, failed to unveil much new policy, and the prevailing story line became Mr. Romney's inability to fill the cavernous football stadium).
It raises questions about his commitment to fiscal restraint, Mr. Lehane said, and also "plays into a prevailing story line about lack of discipline and being reckless, which has been a consistent part of his political and public life".
"The prevailing story is that this is the best of all possible worlds — cheap food, widely available.
The prevailing story about New Democrat leader John Horgan is that nobody knows who he is.
One of the prevailing stories of the bizarre, acrimonious 2016 presidential campaign is how so many media personalities have been participants in, rather than mere observers of, the drama.
If Hitler had won, for instance, the not entirely absurd stories in this encyclopedia would be the prevailing stories of the culture.
The prevailing American story line right now is seething anger at politicians: that they're corrupt, or heartless, or socialist, or dumb.
Mean Girls, in particular, has been so influential that the prevailing school story now revolves around a naive tyro who has to learn to fit in, to fight back, and to get out in one piece, just as they would if they were serving a 10-year jail sentence.
The prevailing Empire stories celebrate the individualism, violence and greed that express the pathologies of our collective human immaturity, while denying the potentials for community, love, and nurturing service that define our more mature human nature.
