Sentence examples for through the prevailing from inspiring English sources

Great courage will be needed to cut through the prevailing rhetoric, but without it, irrational mythology will prevail over sober rationalism.

So on the southern shore of Africa, Dr. Marean said in a statement issued by Arizona State, a small population of cave-dwelling modern humans struggled and survived through the prevailing cold, eating shellfish and developing somewhat advanced technologies.

She is a successful popular novelist played -- lucky for us -- by Jan Maxwell, who gives off a real French brittleness as well as a troubled emotional current that slices through the prevailing artificiality.

Whether actively, by well-meaning professionals or family members, or tacitly, through the prevailing ethos of the time, those who survived the massacre and those who stopped it were nearly silenced, or at least muffled.

The song cut through the prevailing American mood of isolationism and stirred hearts.

VICE News returned to the CAR in 2014 to further document the ongoing conflict and to meet those living through the prevailing chaos.

The house lay directly in line with a gap in the encircling hills to the northwest, and through this notch the prevailing wind poured, falling on the house with ferocity.

The film's protagonist is a young civil servant who attempts to deal with his own inadequacies through conformity to the prevailing social order in Fascist Italy under Benito Mussolini.

A shortening of rotation periods can serve as an anticipatory measure to reduce the risk from natural disturbances (because disturbance risk for many agents increases with stand age) and can also foster adaptation to changes for example, through adaptation of the prevailing species composition in the subsequent generation.

Under simulated ambient (nonpumping) conditions, arsenic-bearing water enters the well through the bottom 160 m of the well screen, flows upward through the wellbore under the prevailing hydraulic gradient, and exits the well through the upper part of the well screen (primarily 164 to 173 mbls).

The underlying ontology of Normal Accident Theory, High Reliability Organisations and Resilience Engineering is explored, as seen through the lens of the prevailing ontology of science and technology studies (STS).