Sentence examples for minority of one from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it is true that I am probably in a minority of one on the question of Europe.

I know I'm in a minority of one on this but I can't see in it much more than a faintly exploitative tribute to a falling star.

It opened in characteristic fashion: "From the acres of opinion on display on Friday, I seem to find myself in a minority of one... .. Looking back on this stamina in old age gave him great satisfaction.

Israeli Army officials have been quick to insist that the charges do not reflect on other Bedouin soldiers, or on Israel's minority of one million Arabs.

On Russia, Trump is a minority of one within his own government — and it is his minions, not the president, who will be charged with following up on those supposed deals.

She found herself in a minority of one.

"Exxon is an outlier: a minority of one," she says.

He moves from being in a minority of one to being in a majority.

As it turned out, though, Cracknell was a silent minority of one.

I had no idea who they were but I was in a minority of one.

It was for the sake of preserving individuality and independence that James Madison, the author of the Bill of Rights, fought for a First Amendment that protected the "minority --even a minority --even--against the minority --even