Sentence examples for overwhelmingly think that from inspiring English sources

"Parents overwhelmingly think that computers are the gateway to children's futures".

Leaving aside the debate in America about what ties global Al Qaeda has to Al Qaeda in Iraq, Iraqis overwhelmingly think that they have indeed been fighting an arm of Osama bin Laden's organization.

And they overwhelmingly think that Republicans are guiltier than Democrats.

"I thought it was an overwhelmingly positive message, and I note that you guys think that way," he said, adding that a lot of Americans "don't see that free markets could structure a beneficial society".

But the data also show that Americans overwhelmingly think it's important to have health insurance.

His reluctance is deeply unpopular, with polls showing that voters overwhelmingly think he should publish the records, as do two-thirds of Republican voters and almost half of Trump's own supporters.

This leads him into conversations about taxation, redistribution and a look-backery to the kind of Labour thought that focuses overwhelmingly on equality as a social good, but less so on innovations or reforms to achieve it.

Overwhelmingly, they think that religious organizations are too concerned with money and power, too focused on rules and too involved in politics".

My Sunday column argues that there isn't a real debate over a military strike on Iran, but a false debate: experts overwhelmingly think a strike now would be an abominable idea.

But one of the most striking findings of the surveys of Republicans voters leaving the polls in Florida is that while they overwhelmingly thought the economy was the toughest issue facing the country, they thought Mr. McCain was better qualified to deal with it.

Wehie arenjo, the acute form of behavioural disturbance that was described in Kwajena (South Sudan), was overwhelmingly thought to be related to loss, which leads to par keter ('thinking too much'), which in turn could lead to wehie arenjo: 'Those people think too much.