Sentence examples for majority think that from inspiring English sources

Apparently the majority think that more of us should do voluntary work, but far fewer thought that they themselves should be the ones doing it.

Slate has published a hash of thoughts from its editors, in which a majority think that a mere hint of a proposition should not be a crime.

As Steven R. Weisman noted in the Washington Post, while Americans have long loved to grouse about paying taxes, polls show that a majority think that the amount they pay is "fair".

The vast majority think that love is possible at any age or stage in life.

In November 1982, amidst rumours that a majority of Labour MPs wanted to replace party leader Michael Foot, Dormand gave a radio interview insisting that "I have absolutely no doubt whatever that the vast majority think that Michael Foot is the man for the job at the moment, and will take us into the next general election".

"I really would prefer to speak to the medical professionals unfortunately they tend to be press shy, generally hard to catch…….. the majority think that giving information to the press is a waste of their time.

A majority thought that "most British politicians are personally corrupt".

A big majority thought that the new money would make European holidays easier.

The majority thinks that there was no coverup in their production; the minority wants to know more.

A large majority thought that the Welsh constitutional settlement should be equivalent to the one the Scots enjoyed.

Mr Weyrich, the man who invented the "moral majority", thinks that Mr Bush's record on social issues is even better than the sainted Ronald Reagan's.