Sentence examples for prevailing views from inspiring English sources

But even this offers a lesson on prevailing views in Serbia.

Trading has been light recently, raising concern that the market's movements do not reflect prevailing views of the economy's health.

For him, paying heed to prevailing views of how stories should be told would be "artistic suicide.

But, he added, Naji's work has appeared on Sawt al-Jihad, the authoritative Al Qaeda Internet magazine, meaning that it reflects the prevailing views of the organization.

In New Zealand's early colonial period, between 1840 and 1852, certain provisions were made for endowments for religious and educational purposes, but education was considered, in accordance with prevailing views in England, a private or voluntary matter.

By the nineteen-nineties, Blaser had begun to look more closely at the bacterium's molecular behavior, and in 1998 he published a paper in the British Medical Journal suggesting, contrary to prevailing views, that it might not be so dangerous after all.

This show has a narrow agenda: It wants to prove that, contrary to prevailing views, the Modern did not ignore American artists during the museum's early decades, when it was acquiring the works of European masters hand over fist, before the Abstract Expressionists boosted American art to the international stage.

Celebrated as a 12th-Century visionary, mystic and composer, Hildegard also stood up against prevailing views.