| 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. |
| 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. |
| The risks are prevailingly on the downside. |
| For many in our denomination, the Great Commission is used as a trump card, which they seek to play prevailingly over all other matters. |
| The character of these pieces is prevailingly sentimental, and the tempi were not so quick then as now. |
| These reflect the artist's prevailingly stoical attitude toward life and his philosophical resignation in the face of death. |
