Sentence examples for majority thought from inspiring English sources

Among the things that a majority thought would be "very helpful": clean, private spaces in public places where women can go to breast-feed their children.

Were the law otherwise, valuable rights would rest upon a slender reed, and the security of the status of our naturalized citizens might depend in considerable degree upon the political temper of majority thought and the stresses of the times.

Only half of the schools that reached their respective regionals are ones a majority thought would reach this point.

He declared, however, that a close reading of the Miranda opinion indicated that "the majority thought it was announcing a constitutional rule," which Congress "may not legislatively supersede".

There were mixed views and the recognition that it may not suit the needs of all parents, but the majority thought it would be a good idea and there could be different ways to learn about the experience of others.

In fact, the majority opinion is replete with statements indicating that the majority thought it was announcing a constitutional rule.

A major survey of cancer patients in Wales suggests the vast majority thought their care was excellent or very good.

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

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

A large majority thought the NHS needed reform, not more money.

"A broad majority thought it was a wonderful opportunity for Danish business to be seen," Mr. Espersen said.