Sentence examples for that predominated from inspiring English sources

But the voices that predominated in Haaretz were in praise of the Egyptian democracy movement.

And the Washington-influenced mother confessor was the side of her musical personality that predominated on Wednesday.

That may partly be due to the persistence of the go-go culture that predominated before the financial crisis.

This work is a brilliant satire on the vain and tastelessly bombastic preaching that predominated in Spanish churches.

Mr. Flórez is opera's latest, best response to a category of tenor voice that predominated in 1840 but no longer exists.

There was anger in the crowd, but the sentiment that predominated — as it has in the immediate aftermath of the Zimmerman verdict — was simply sadness.

This was the acceptable and indeed admirable face of the direct football that predominated in those days, and the midfield could be utterly electrifying.

The line, typical of his wit, would seem to apply to the whole school of bewigged, studied acting that predominated when he came along.

Mr. Dinofrio said the popularity of flowery surf patterns was probably a reaction to the racing stripes that predominated in the late 1990's.

It was a celebration in keeping with the melodrama, so intense it was almost camp, that predominated through much of the Test.

The cosmologies that predominated in Asia Minor in the 6th century bce, for example, distinguished between sensible appearance and a reality accessible only to reason.