Sentence examples for exactly the majority from inspiring English sources

But look closer to see where George Washington and his army spent their time, where exactly the majority of battles were lost and, less often, won.

Col. Morris Davis, the former chief prosecutor at Guantanamo, agreed but had more to say about what exactly the majority of Americans are now tolerating: torture, keeping Guantanamo open and indefinite detention.

But my preference is for a change in Britain's relationship," said Gove. "My ideal is exactly what the majority of the population think, which is that the present situation is no good, to say that life outside would be perfectly tolerable.

However, that stuff cost paper, so it wasn't exactly what the majority of the fans wore.

Not exactly the Moral Majority.(Photo credit: AFP).

The Walking Dead, the stylish drama that's wrapping up its fourth season on US TV on 30 March, has inspired endless speculation about exactly what caused the majority of the citizenry to become flesh-eating zombies.

The two sides have begun preliminary talks to redo the nation's electoral law, considered by all sides flawed because it creates exactly the unstable parliamentary majority that makes Mr. Prodi's life so difficult.

They do tend to hang together; their home lives and their traditions are not exactly like those of the majority of the French.

Neither the trial transcript nor a 1995 evidentiary hearing in which three jurors and a court reporter testified that Mr. Cannon often napped for as long as 10 minutes made clear exactly when he slept, the majority opinion said.

These athletes, with their fierce competitive fires, are also resisting an ordinary life, but that's exactly what's awaiting the majority of them who'll never make it to pro ball.

Instead of focusing on jobs and the economy, Kerry - a senate foreign relations committee veteran who loves the picayune point and counterpoint of diplomacy - picked apart Bush's handling of the Haitian crisis, not exactly dinnertime conversation for the majority of Americans.