Sentence examples for majority seemed to from inspiring English sources

The majority seemed to be of college age, dressed to look as non-threatening and American as possible.

The majority seemed to be saying to Obama: "You didn't get it all right the first time, but we're going to give you a second chance".

In those cases the majority seemed to believe that it was returning to a historic role of the Supreme Court in protecting the states from federal power.

Initially, Mr Scott's victory, and the loss of the filibuster-proof majority, seemed to have doomed that bill to a lingering death in the Senate, where every single Republican opposed it.

It was the fact that the Republican majority seemed to have no answers to Middle America's economic struggles, and no appetite for the structural reforms required to keep the United States competitive.

They were booed off after a 10th home defeat of the season, though only by the stragglers: the majority seemed to have headed for the doors, deeming defeat an inevitability despite a forceful response in the final 25 minutes.

"It's a Christian country," the majority seems to declare.

Yet this is what the majority seems to want.

A silent majority seems to know that demography and economics make pension reform inevitable.

Brazil's long silent majority seems to be finding its political voice.

But the majority seem to have their origins in past collections of other designers.