Sentence examples for sentiments prevailed from inspiring English sources

The same sentiments prevailed throughout South America until quite recently, and are still used to justify deforestation in some parts of the continent.

Similar sentiments prevailed on Twitter, though there were others who thought it wasn't the worst plan Detroit's had yet.

Whether these sentiments prevail and form part of a larger scheme to impose new restrictions on big banks remains to be seen.

The Democrats, however, citing the possible dissolution of the Union should antislavery sentiments prevail, managed to win several key northern states, enabling Buchanan to win the White House.

"Should such sentiments prevail," the Post argued, "the next US administration whether led by President Bush or Senator John F. Kerry may have no alternative to unilateralism .A few days after the Spanish election result, a comprehensive study by the Pew Global Attitudes Project provided yet further evidence that, when it comes to fighting, America really is from Mars and Europe from Venus.

It may also suggest why strong anti-American sentiments prevail, in Pakistan, among the peasantry, the middle class, religious and secular groups, and the highly educated and privileged classes.

The same sentiment prevails in the suburban basketball leagues.

The sentiment prevails whether the issue at hand is a delayed IKEA recall in China (the hive mind of the Chinese Internet wondered whether the company values its Chinese customers less than its American counterparts) or the shooting of a fifty-six-year-old Chinese father of five in Paris.

The attack would ignite an immediate uproar of nationalism in Islamic countries especially on the "Arab Street"–as a strong Muslim sentiment prevails in these countries.

As is to be expected with anywhere sporting a lot of repressed homoerotic tension, a strong anti-gay sentiment prevails throughout the forum.

Will that sentiment prevail -- even after we have mastered the science to understand the implications of our fossil-fuel driven economies -- when our world leaders gather yet again for climate change negotiations in Paris later this year?