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Meanings of predominant feeling in English

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Usage of predominant feeling in English
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His predominant feeling was sympathy towards the families of the remaining hostages.
The Guardian
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Perhaps a sentence spoken by M. Guyot Montpayroux best illustrates the predominant feeling.
Germany from the Earliest Period, Volume 4
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Instead, the predominant feeling here in the Mexican capital is one of betrayal.
The Irish Times
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The predominant feeling about the discussion of these things is, to speak frankly, Fear.
Mankind in the Making
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She was too agitated to perceive whether his predominant feeling was surprise or rapture.
What Will He Do with It? — Volume 07
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Still as Mr. Mulready took his seat in his gig his predominant feeling was satisfaction.
Through the Fray: A Tale of the Luddite Riots
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His predominant feeling was that he had been ensnared.
Idolatry: A Romance
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What is the predominant feeling in each passage?
The Ontario High School Reader
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It is getting to be a predominant feeling in the American nature, I fear, to love change.
Home as Found / Sequel to "Homeward Bound"
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It seems as if the predominant feeling is "we'll believe it when we see it."
Wired
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He was shaken with a variety of sensations of which the predominant feeling was that of repulsion.
The End of Her Honeymoon
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The predominant feeling, however, that overpowered all others was transport at the sudden change in my whole fortunes.
Tales of a Traveller
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It was a startling revelation of her own beauty, but the predominant feeling was not elation, but distress.
Flaming June
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But to one onlooker, from the platform, the predominant feeling was wonder at the amazing power of the woman.
Elsie Inglis: The Woman with the Torch
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Indeed, surprise at what they saw on board the steam yacht was the predominant feeling amongst these children of nature.
The Giant of the North: Pokings Round the Pole
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The big tidings rather dazed than crushed him, his predominant feeling being soon again one of keenest sorrow and sympathy.
Two on a Tower
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Predominant feeling across language varieties
United Kingdom
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