Sentence examples for shocking dominance from inspiring English sources
His comments follow the public debate about social mobility sparked by Major, who said David Cameron's Britain showed a "truly shocking" dominance of public life by a small elite.
Shocking moment to shocking moment.
Of all the stats to back up Notre Dame's defensive dominance, none is more shocking than the lack of long scoring drives.
But while he is surely right to say the current dominance of the privately educated is "truly shocking", he cannot – justifiably, at least – lay the blame for "the collapse in social mobility" at Labour's door.
November 11 , 2013From the BBC's Andrew Neil Andrew Neil (@afneil) John Major says dominance of private-school educated elite in public life is "truly shocking".
All the more reason why Carlson's goal was so shocking to Canadians, who, after 15 tournament titles, had come to view the world juniors as an annual affirmation of their country's hockey dominance.
Military dominance on top of economic dominance?
See also dominance; recessiveness.
