If the department is not doing its work, then what is it doing?" He said that this critique represented "a prevalent sentiment in the Nonaligned Movement".
But interviews with investors around the country indicated that the prevalent sentiment in one of the market's riskiest days was to hold fast.
The most prevalent sentiment, on social media and in opinion articles, was that people shouldn't watch it.
In the late 1930s, when we faced a double-dip depression, Marriner Eccles, the chairman of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Federal Reserve, worried that our mounting debts and real need for public investment would be hampered by a prevalent sentiment that "unwise spending seems to be spending for the other fellow".
Digweed's words echo a prevalent sentiment in the air around Playa – Despite the immense growth of The BPM Festival, the ethos has remained distinctly underground, and that's what keeps DJs and fans alike returning in increased droves year after year.
Fearing a defeat in such a plebiscite, given the pro-Pakistani sentiments prevalent among the territory's majority Muslims, India found several ways of blocking U.N. attempts to hold one.
A recent article in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung titled "Will Facebook Enslave Us?" captures a sentiment prevalent among companies around the world: admiration for Silicon Valley — albeit, with a dash of fear.
The now-President's reference to skyscrapers tapped into a sentiment prevalent in American culture for some time.
In 2006, TIME magazine called Jamaica "the most homophobic place on Earth," and the anti-gay sentiment prevalent in the country's media and most popular musical genre, dancehall, has been well-documented.
Wyeth's work from Pennsylvania and Maine drew from an anti-modern, anti-urban sentiment prevalent in the United States between the Civil War and World War II (8 ).
