Sentence examples for many held that from inspiring English sources

Many held that he was also cashing in on genuinely-felt social fears.

A further result, however, is ignorance: in 2008 a highly controversial survey showed that especially East German schoolchildren knew shockingly little about the GDR past; a majority thought the Stasi was an intelligence service like any other; many held that the west had erected the wall and opined that the environment had been cleaner during state socialism.

In the 1990s and early 2000s, many held that the information revolution would tame the business cycle, guarantee constant high returns and create widespread prosperity.

Other moral theories do not hold quite so strong a view about the universality of knowledge of morality, but many hold that morality is known to all who can be legitimately judged by it.

Many hold that mass expressions are ambiguous between mass or count senses depending upon context (e.g., 'Mary had a little lamb' could mean she owned one, or ate some (Quine 1960, p. 91)).

Many held signs that said "SORE/LOSERMAN".

Many held signs that said "justice for Mark Duggan" and chanted "no justice, no peace – fuck the police".

Many sides, though, have held that hope, only to see it painstakingly crushed.

Twice as many Protestants as Catholics held that view.

However, many interpreters hold that, for Paul, Resurrection was identical with Ascension.

One view, attractive to many Americans, holds that religion has no place at all.