Sentence examples for minority feeling from inspiring English sources

There's long been a strong minority feeling that Piltdown is not a kosher specimen.

Not for the first time – think Israel/Palestine or Northern Ireland – everyone had the luxury of persuading themselves they were a beleaguered minority, feeling as fearful and sorry for themselves as trigger-happy Americans on patrol in east Baghdad.

The war, he argues, has left the minorities feeling less Sri Lankan.

This negative assessment could be explained by ethnic minorities' feelings of loneliness or not belonging in society [ 65– 65].

But sometimes our feelings conflict: a minority feel that it is perfectly fine, for instance, to push the fat man into the path of the trolley.

"Ben is very good at respecting minority opinion and giving people the feeling they have been heard in the debate even if they get outvoted," Alan Blinder said.

Still, many religious Iraqi Shiites, denied political power for more than 500 years by the Sunni minority, recall feeling thrilled at the birth of Iran's Islamic government.

With minority groups feeling unsafe and uncertain about their future in Britain, how the police respond to hate and hostility is critical, particularly when past policing failures such as the Stephen Lawrence case are regularly aired in the media.

After Biggs and Charlie Wilson escaped from prison, the author Graham Greene wrote to the Daily Telegraph saying: "Am I one of a minority in feeling admiration for the skill and courage behind the Great Train Robbery?

Suddenly, the minority were feeling like the majority.

Only a minority discussed feeling unsettled by current PHWs and did not use time to dispel risks: " I should never have done that [smoked]… I should have just left it.