prevailing sentiment

Sometimes the prevailing sentiment is simply a sense of duty.

But the prevailing sentiment here seems to be opposition to the House action, 3,000 miles away in the nation's capital.

I'd say the prevailing sentiment runs about ninety percent again us.

But the prevailing sentiment Monday appeared to oppose the deal.

On other planets contentment had not been the prevailing sentiment.

However, peace was the prevailing sentiment, and this treaty avoided any further major wars between the two.

Excitement was the prevailing sentiment within the shuttle, certainly.

The prevailing sentiment outside Sio was that the full details have yet to emerge.

Most important, they had to find the money in a climate in which skepticism was the prevailing sentiment.

Landreau was even more pleased when the prevailing sentiment favored his solution.

But the prevailing sentiment throughout the organization is that a coaching switch will not significantly change the club's fortunes on the court.

He was expressing the prevailing sentiment of the oberen Klassen.

At first Kenyon seemed inclined to protest, but then he saw the prevailing sentiment and simply shrugged.

Pity and boredom were the prevailing sentiments, but a few observers expressed disgust.

"I think the prevailing sentiment is to rebuild.

She sums up the prevailing sentiment when she calls her teachers her "family."

The article on Governor Rowland's situation is indeed reflective of prevailing sentiment in the state.

However, the prevailing sentiment was the City of Va.

The slogan signified the prevailing sentiment among the 1,600 women who attended the three-day annual meeting that ended here today.

Among many Jews, though, the issue is a difficult one, and the prevailing sentiment is one of ambivalence.

"That seems to be the prevailing sentiment.

Just an empty shell that can be refilled with a mutable meaning according to the moment and the prevailing sentiment.

But the prevailing sentiment was sympathy for Mr. Barry.

Richard Cook, the mission manager, probably expressed the prevailing sentiment, saying, "I guess it is a reluctant goodbye."

"Have it your way," is the prevailing sentiment, and it's not unfair to recall that a fast-food giant once used this as a slogan.