Sentence examples for distinctly minority from inspiring English sources

But that is a distinctly minority view.

Republican resistance to raising taxes represents a distinctly minority view.

That view, however, remains a distinctly minority one.

But that is a distinctly minority view of how events are likely to proceed.

In the fall of 2001 the idea of a measured response to the attacks along the lines of a criminal-justice model was a distinctly minority view.

"We see the American complaints as a distinctly minority viewpoint," said Bill Babcock, who oversees the Davis Cup for the I.T.F., which operates the event.

But that is still distinctly a minority view.

Although Mississippi has been a black-majority state through most of its history, blacks are distinctly a minority in the south, particularly along the Gulf Coast.

But as the bite of the recession grows worse and the need for help from the south becomes more acute, such a view is distinctly a minority one.

The notion that a little skulduggery was justified to keep a reforming government in office was this week distinctly a minority one.In this section Saving the children Rotten Rao Wahid battles on Votes for foreigners in Japan?

Clarence Page at the Chicago Tribune points out that we have to look at these movements distinctly – that minority groups aren't swayed, and, if anything, are annoyed, by the comparison.