Sentence examples for silent minority from inspiring English sources
I'm fed up with being part of a silent minority.
"Gays are the biggest – and yet the most silent – minority in Egypt.
But in populist politics, what matters to her silent minority is often what is not said.
She told me: "we are a silent minority locked out in the visual, moving world.
In my experience, most of today's taxi drivers are a silent minority.
"We are not the silent minority, we are the vocal majority," a banner cried.
Historically, Hispanics have been television's near-silent minority.
Mr. Brodsky, like others in the room, is usually in the not-so-silent minority.
For the not-so-silent minority of people who find her unbearable, the cooking parts, at least, are mercifully brief.
Perhaps his efforts and those of the not-so-silent minority who supported him deserve credit for awakening the two major parties to the fact that there are other voices crying out to be heard.
But to judge by the hundreds of comments I have read in the blogosphere, he speaks for a substantial un-silent minority: those who feel suddenly disenfranchised, encircled or otherwise suspicious of the next occupant of the White House and all that they believe him to personify.
