Sentence examples for the prevalent view from inspiring English sources

But the prevalent view among neoconservatives was that "the road to Tehran lies through Baghdad".

But partisans of the prevalent view said he was skidding on thin ice.

But, again, the prevalent view is that such violence would be quelled.

And now, in the prevalent view, there is simply no turning back.

The prevalent view will be that this will put even more pressure on Rory McIlroy.

Although this is not the prevalent view, let me first explain why this model cannot work for biomedical sciences.

Adjectives such as intergenerational and transnational should also be used to capture the prevalent view-into-the-future of these immigrant domestic workers.

If this sounds unfeeling, it's probably because of the increasingly prevalent view that the purpose of the criminal justice system is to avenge private wrongs and provide closure for crime victims and their families.

"The most prevalent view among the public is that this country will sink if things remain as they are," Ishihara told reporters.

Her younger brother did have a bar mitzvah, and she thinks her parents' giving her a choice about whether to have a bat mitzvah reflected the still prevalent view that the ritual was less important for girls.

Though the most prevalent view was that the government was responsible, in the absence of definitive evidence new theories multiplied.