| For many in our denomination, the Great Commission is used as a trump card, which they seek to play prevailingly over all other matters. |
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| This reflects, in part, the prevailingly local character of the interdiction, pronounced by a mullah or self-imposed by a body of listeners. |
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| Bausch is German in portraying a prevailingly grim, bleak view of the world, and of relations between the sexes. |
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| The current evaluation has a prevailingly educational character and is carried out by the teachers throughout the school year. |
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| In the same way she doesn't quite fit with the prevailingly cool Pop platform, Drexler's use of words in her visual art makes for an awkward, if strikingly effective, amalgam. |
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| These reflect the artist's prevailingly stoical attitude toward life and his philosophical resignation in the face of death. |
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| If these are prevailingly formed to the side chain the CI becomes maximal. |
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| The production of cotton is gathered prevailingly in the regions situa-ted along the valley of the river Amu Darya. |
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| To be a women's association which work with women, understands their problems and identifies itself with them in a common situation: to be women in a society prevailingly masculine, without equality of gender. |
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| His later years were prevailingly unhappy. |
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| The novels of Kita Morio were characterized by an attractive streak of humour that provided a welcome contrast to the prevailingly dark tonality of other contemporary Japanese novels. |
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| Retaining three-movement format and avoiding strongly contrasting themes, they maintained contrapuntal interplay in the prevailingly homophonic texture. |
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| Because it is prevailingly subjective and coloured by an emotional rather than intellectual or moralistic tone, its themes have a universal quality almost unaffected by time. |
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| The risks are prevailingly on the downside. |
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| These are prevailingly addressed to politicians and decision-makers. |
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| Southern regions of the Bundesland with prevailingly rural character and small and micro-enterprises forming the backbone of their economy require a specific approach compared to the urban north. |
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