Sentence examples for majority feels from inspiring English sources

And then the best thing that's happened is that people care less about it now, because the majority feels that it's secure.

This sentiment has triggered street violence by small groups, but what is more important is that the "silent majority" feels deprived of adequate information about the process.

In church matters, as in regional politics, Macedonia's Slavic majority feels it has struggled hard (and so far, unsuccessfully) to gain due recognition from its Balkan neighbours each of which rests its position on passionately held views of history.

"Perhaps the most discouraging aspect of today's decision is the extent to which the majority feels compelled to sully those on the other side of the debate," he writes.

Mr. DeLay, 55, an 18-year veteran of Congress sometimes referred to as the Hammer for his take-no-prisoners approach, could be a point of tension between the White House and the Senate as the newly empowered Republican majority feels its way.

The surveys are unequivocal: 60% of Europeans "tend not to trust" the EU now, against 32% in 2007; in 20 of the 28 member states a clear majority feels the EU is going "in the wrong direction"; for the first time, Eurosceptics outnumber supporters by 43% to 40%.

But a majority felt that government and relief efforts had focused too much on Manhattan.

There were signs in the court's ruling that the majority felt conflicted.

British sport was the only field in which the majority felt immigration had a positive influence, however.

When it began, many among the French-speaking majority felt that they were bossed around by an English-speaking elite.

While a minority of the parishioners in Indianapolis applauded his liberal activism, the conservative majority felt betrayed by it.