Sentence examples for majority feeling from inspiring English sources

Following various golfers from tee to green, I walk alone inside the ropes, past the silent majority, feeling unloved.

If they didn't – and that's clearly the majority feeling, according to all recent polls – they still don't.

There was talk of moving to Beckton and the idea of moving was even put to supporters in a survey but the majority feeling was to stay put.

The present party-list system doles out seats proportionately to any party that wins at least a tenth of the votes cast, producing coalitions that may not reflect majority feeling.

That has changed; I have a distinct memory of some Labour figure once saying that, if society evolved in the way the party's founders hoped, they might end up with a majority feeling comfortable enough to vote Conservative.

It would be the fourth massacre in two weeks and suggested that the Syrian conflict was spiraling, seemingly daily, toward a sectarian civil war, pitting a government dominated by the Alawite sect against members of a Sunni Muslim majority feeling vulnerable to slaughter with no consequence.

This is the secret history of the Oscars: the silent-majority feeling at the end of the evening is depression and defeat.

I mean, poor white girl who is used to being in the majority and feeling represented and being surrounded by people who look (and think) just like herself, right?

He said he hoped the unlucky majority left feeling that they at least had had a chance to show their talent in front of a respectful panel.

Moreover, we predict that this inference should decrease majority members' feeling of ingroup threat, therefore also improving their attitudes toward immigrants.

To try to keep the lurking majority from feeling overwhelmed, I make sure to give students periodic tips on navigating the message board so that they get what they want out of the course.