Sentence examples similar to recognizing the prevailing notion from inspiring English sources

Women from the global north benefit from a policy in which the prevailing notion of fairness doesn't target them.

The challenge for any conception of serendipity, regardless of type, is the prevailing notion of a mythical "sweet spot" for users.

The prevailing notion of "The Automatic Millionaire" is that you cannot even trust yourself.

The prevailing notion is that deal was the Knicks' best chance to trade Ewing.

But the prevailing notion remains that same-race adoptions are ideal.

"The prevailing notion is that if you create a deficit, you're going to make up for it later.

These suggest that the prevailing notion of tort damages was until the late Nineteenth Century one of "fair" rather than "full" compensation.

(In the United States the prevailing notion is that they take a piece of an employee). The relationship is akin to the binding force of the family.

The Cherokee countered the prevailing notion that S.U.V.'s had to be cumbersome truck-based machines ill-suited to urban and suburban America.

After the roster overhaul, the prevailing notion was that, with little protection in the lineup, Stanton would get few decent pitches to hit.

For years, Berdych fought against the prevailing notion that he was fragile, that he came up smallest in the moments that mattered most.