Sentence examples for majority stands from inspiring English sources

Linda Cook held a sign reading "The silent majority stands with Trump".

At rallies, his campaign has given out signs that read: "The silent majority stands with Trump".

But it is the other banner so often seen at Trump rallies that resonates even more clearly in this context: "The silent majority stands with Trump".

As they cling to the railings to maintain their balance, sniping with hilarious exactitude over what is clearly a supernatural calamity ("I don't know what the management will say," the department head fusses), resisting the instinctive need to stand where a majority stands is made to seem like a losing battle against the force of gravity.

(Indeed, it's hard to figure out what the "new majority" stands for at all; its Facebook page states it is a "policy and grassroots advocacy organization committed to educating, equipping and mobilizing citizens to take action on the critical issues that will shape our nation's future". Sounds like community organizing to me).

After all, for every Trump supporter willing to make calls, there is another like Frank Ricci of Johnston, Rhode Island, who printed up thousands of pro-Trump yard signs at his own expense with a picture of an eagle and slogans like "The silent majority STANDS WITH TRUMP".

–What do you think the popular, or majority, stand on this subject might be?

Roosevelt was able to do all this because a large Congressional majority stood behind him.

Iraq's Shiites, long the underclass in a nation where they are the majority, stand on the verge of their first real chance at political power in Iraq.

And we saw it again this June, when that same slender majority stood up for the plain meaning of our Constitution and upheld the rights of citizens under the Second Amendment.

As usual, bipartisan majorities stand by to do the gun lobby's bidding.