Sentence examples for poll speaking from inspiring English sources
"He is not an asset in a G.O.P. primary," said an operative who had seen the results of the poll, speaking on the condition of anonymity to shield the identity of the candidate behind the survey.
Obvious caveat: that's only 15percentt of the type of people who would vote in a Sky News poll speaking here, so not exactly the most representative sample.
May 28 , 20131.28pm BST Open Europe/Comres poll Speaking of opinion polls, a new survey by Open Europe/ComRes has found that Britain's UKIP party are on track to win the most votes in next year's European elections.
That anyone would hold such a poll speaks volumes.People have a right to be proud of their accents.
One respondent to a straw poll spoke of feeling a need to "cleanse my soul" after several years in the financial sector.
A fresh Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll speaks to this hardening of the national consciousness.
That variation between polls isn't surprising – it can be explained by the fact that different polls speak to different people.
When polls speak to just a thousand people, they try to make sure those people are a good representation of the entire country.
Ben Carson, who has been competing almost neck and neck with Trump in some polls, spoke relatively little in the first half of the event.
Dr. Dean, who is usually disdainful of polls, spoke enthusiastically of some tracking polls -- overnight surveys that provide a rough measure of changing public opinions -- that suggested he was gaining on Mr. Kerry.
"You have to reward 'Urinetown' because it's not going to pull off best musical," said one voter, who, like all those polled, spoke only on condition of anonymity.
