Sentence examples for maybe a majority of from inspiring English sources

"Some people, maybe a majority of people will just look at the cube and say, 'Yeah, that's pretty cool.

His friends (and maybe a majority of men) are clueless on how to make their wives and girlfriends happy.

Over time, some Angelenos, later many Angelenos and now maybe a majority of Angelenos — at least to judge from the City Council vote on the mobility plan — have begun to believe that the price we pay for this kind of urban design and city planning is too high.

Maybe a majority of Americans will ultimately come to the conclusion that deportation relief, in lieu of action by Congress opposed by House Republicans, makes sense, but the Democrats will still lose the Senate because the people who care the most are concentrated in states like California or Texas, where U.S. Senate races are uncompetitive.

Studies show that "a large percentage, maybe even a majority, of those involved in (full-time or) high-demand groups leave within a year or two," Melton says.

Maybe a majority takes more of a defensive stance.

Maybe the justices, or a majority of them, think the D. C. Circuit is calling it right.

But these numbers suggest that maybe he should, since a majority of Americans still lay the economic problems in the country at the Republican president's feet.

And for plenty of others, maybe a majority, it was about accessibly melodic indie-rock, or some approximation thereof.

There's always going to be a portion of the population - maybe a majority, even - who think that The Actor, The Valedictorian and The Pastor did nothing wrong.

So maybe the secret preference of a majority of hockey players for a helmet requirement is simply signalling that most mediocre hockey players are hoping to handicap  everyone, on the chance that the better ones will suffer most.