Sentence examples similar to something prevailed from inspiring English sources

But back in July, some guy named Dana Milbank - clearly some sort of greenhorn neophyte or something - prevailed, mistakenly, at Obama's "presumptuousness".

The long-term health of the California rebate is threatened by the state's perilous financial state, and something similar prevails in Tennessee.

Something like justice prevailed when it was decided that it should be a regular home and away fixture.

Throughout the city, a sense prevailed that something fundamental had changed.

At the end of the day, we had to take a view that do you allow half the audience that doesn't want something … to prevail".

She says that something more subtle prevails, which is to do with who gets paid attention and who doesn't, and the extent to which influence is exercised.

But our system of justice also prevailed, and that's something we can all root for.

This argument might be sound if something comparable to a perfectly competitive market in ideas prevailed.

Predictably, meetings of the experts were called, and a general sense of alarm prevailed, as well as a sense that something must be done to prevent an epidemic that might be a replay of 1918.

In parts of the prison, something approaching normalcy even prevails.

But instead it collapses into insufferable cuteness (one scene has the pair turn a sofa into a den) and, despite dreams of something less conventional, sentimentality prevails.