Sentence examples for real majority from inspiring English sources

Or can the Democrats mobilize the real majority?

"We don't constitute a real majority in any of the district," she said.

Callaghan was to grow wistful about what he might have done in power with a real majority.

Women like these — engaged in Scripture and in the historicity of Scripture — are perhaps the real majority of the Church of England.

"The street will feel, the street will know, the street will see who the real majority is," she said, "and it is no longer silent".

A Democrat, Mr. Scammon perhaps gained his greatest fame in 1970 when he wrote, with Ben J. Wattenberg, a book about American politics, "The Real Majority".

Plus, the confidential questionnaires show what the real majorities in the room are — instead of assuming that the angriest and most theatrical speakers represent anyone other than themselves.

"If that kind of coalition comes together, on Day 1 it will be if not a literal majority a real large majority, and I think on Day 1 we will jump right into the frying pan".

Meanwhile, there is a mass of people, the real silent majority, who either have mild opinions or feel completely ambivalent about stuff.

Senator Michael N. Gianaris, a Queens Democrat who led his party's campaign effort, disagreed".The only way that the truly progressive agenda can be enacted is with a real Democratic majority," Mr. Gianaris said.

But for the Tories, for Mrs Thatcher and her followers, in put political calculation before principle is a tragedy for all those who hope to see Toryism as the main upholder of real democratic majority rule.