Sentence examples for citizens thought from inspiring English sources

Barely one in three citizens thought that MPs should hold the president to account.

Of course our allies' citizens thought that in 2016: Barack Obama was president then.

"Many of our citizens thought they would never live to see that day," he said.

In 2012, 24% of citizens thought the city had visible leadership, and by 2014, this figure had risen to 69%.

A survey by Glasgow council found that 12% of its citizens thought they had been victims of sectarianism at sporting events or when job-hunting.

Earlier, witnesses in Ad Dali said two people had been injured in clashes that involved police, military and private citizens thought to be armed.

He would spend months and months publicly laying out the economics of the situation, soliciting citizens' thoughts and pinpointing where the money would go.

Even while they censored their citizens' very thoughts, the communists dreamed big.

Initially, readers may miss the previous novel's intensity of feeling, but this one's lightness proves deceptive: for Saramago's beleaguered citizens, even thoughts never uttered can be fatal, and everyone is guilty until otherwise notified.

There was little doubt, for example, that Adnan Januzaj – rated as the best prospect in the world by Italy's iconic pink-paged Gazzetto Dello Sport last year – would have improved England's squad, but there was considerable unease among the nation's football-following citizens at the thought of the Manchester United youngster appearing for a country he had no personal links with.

Held annually during the United Nations General Assembly week in New York, the Social Good Summit unites an engaged community of global citizens and progressive thought leaders around a common theme: #2030NOW, which references the UN Sustainable Development Goals.