Sentence examples for majority thought that from inspiring English sources

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 that the Welsh constitutional settlement should be equivalent to the one the Scots enjoyed.

Insofar as the list was concerned, the majority thought that any legally significant harm to Lamont as a result of being listed was merely a speculative possibility, and so on this score the controversy was not yet ripe for adjudication.

In 1988, some 60% of Canadians thought their health system worked well, but by 2002 only 20% did, and a big majority thought that a fundamental shake-up was needed.

The vast majority thought that the president was making too many concessions with nothing to show in return except an intensifying civil war, more kidnapping and the worst economic recession for over 50 years.

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.

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.

I often speak to people and the majority thinks that waste separation doesn't pay off.

Does the majority think that public employees are immune from basic principles of economics?

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