Sentence examples for a majority thought that from inspiring English sources

A majority thought that "most British politicians are personally corrupt".

"The war has not always been unpopular -- back in March, when a majority thought that the war was going well, the country was evenly divided.

A majority thought that this instruction should begin in the third or fourth year, although more than 20% indicated that it should begin earlier.

A majority thought that psychiatrists did not provide sufficient help, while most respondents perceived they were well backed up by colleagues.

Slate has published a hash of thoughts from its editors, in which a majority think that a mere hint of a proposition should not be a crime.

As Steven R. Weisman noted in the Washington Post, while Americans have long loved to grouse about paying taxes, polls show that a majority think that the amount they pay is "fair".

In 1988, some 60% of Canadians thought their health system worked well, but by 2002 only 20% did, and a big majority thought that a fundamental shake-up was needed.

A big majority thought that the new money would make European holidays easier.

A large majority thought that the Welsh constitutional settlement should be equivalent to the one the Scots enjoyed.

A similar majority thought that this was ethically permissible, while half questioned the ethics of an open label trial.

A solid majority thought that real life is migrating online in many aspects (88%) and that video games can have educational value (80%).