Sentence examples for majority would say from inspiring English sources

Charles Carrier, chief spokesman for the Assembly's Democratic majority, would say only, "The Assembly is reviewing it".

"Even if you offer seniors a fancy house with more services, the vast majority would say 'I'm good where I am' … It's so entwined in their identity".

It appeared that at least the justices in the Heller majority would say yes without reservation because they considered the rights protected in the Second Amendment as basic as those in other provisions of the Bill of Rights.

"The vast, vast majority would say there are questions you can answer relatively definitively with nuclear testing that would be very difficult to answer without nuclear testing," he said.

It would be a fair and accurate estimation to say that many people, maybe even the majority, would say no – the reasons here being related to the regime's tarnished image at home and loss of legitimacy.

I suspect that if you polled museum directors and curators, who spend so much of their time planning blockbuster exhibitions and lobbying for ever-bigger museum buildings, the majority would say their favorite museums are intimate, out-of-the-way places like this one.

For a majority, I would say being successful is harder.

It used to be when I was in grad school that most people said, "Oh, it was written around the year 200". Now, I understand that probably the majority of scholars would say, "No.

Ibrahim Mogra said that the vast majority of Muslims would say that the attacks had "nothing to do with Islam" and were the action of a minority.

"He's won European Cups, domestic leagues and we were all saying at the time if this guy can't bring success then who can? "The vast majority of fans would say Harry Redknapp is the man.

A majority are, I would say, of hundreds of thousands of emails, 99.9percentt of the emails are very good.