Sentence examples for the prevailing thought from inspiring English sources

"The prevailing thought is that exercise improves sleep, but I thought it probably wasn't that simple for people with insomnia".

He shared the prevailing thought around camp that he could be ready for the Bronx sometime this season.

The prevailing thought among the players is of how their performance now will affect the team's decisions for the future.

It was Rondo's third suspension in less than 10 months, and the prevailing thought was that he would get at least three games, perhaps five.

The prevailing thought on the phenomenon of musth is that this hormonal state breaks the monopoly that a dominant bull might hold over access to matings.

Mr. Renfrew of Art Basel said that this "was the prevailing thought" when he was scouting in Hong Kong in 2007 but that it "was an unfair assessment".

It wouldn't matter so much if these were the prevailing thoughts, except for when I apply to jobs in alternative careers to scientific research, that is, move from the benchtop to the desktop.

One of the prevailing thoughts that often overwhelmed me with sadness was all the events occurring in my life that she would never know about.

The prevailing thoughts on venom evolution agree that toxin genes were initially recruited from genes of proteins with normal physiological functions, followed by repeated gene duplication that creates redundancy, allowing a gene copy to be selectively expressed in the venom gland.

"The sad thing about that is yes, there is prejudice and racism in the party but the real prevailing thought is that they don't think minorities will ever vote Republican," he told the Post.

Is that the prevailing view?