Sentence examples for majority are always from inspiring English sources

It is not that the majority are always wrong (although liberals sometimes fall into the trap of presuming they are), it is that they might be wrong and that there is no impartial referee to make the call.

"We appreciate the vast majority are always well-behaved.

And Tony Blair, for all his huge first parliamentary majority, was always handicapped by a certain lightness of manner entirely consonant with the verbal slipperiness that later defined him.

Mr. Silver, whose Democratic majority is always trying to secure more school aid, had urged Mr. Bloomberg to request at least that much.

After all, there's no point in anyone but a revolutionary participating in a system of majority rule when the will of the majority is always, and automatically, known.

Ruy Teixeira, an analyst of demographic trends at the Century Foundation, said a lasting Republican majority was always unrealistic in light of the continuing growth in Democratic-leaning constituencies, including Hispanic and Asian immigrants, working women and upscale professionals.

Charles Krauthammer can't seriously believe that the United States has ever been governed by or was created on the proposition that the majority is always right, as he suggested repeatedly in his Aug. 27 op-ed column, "The last refuge of a liberal". Take California's Proposition 8, for example.

A majority is always the best repartee.

The majority is always wrong.

But the world is not good, which means that the majority is always, always wrong.

It seems more than a little naive, at least if you're LGBTQ, to assume that the majority is always right.