Sentence examples for smallest minority from inspiring English sources

As recently as the 1960s, all but the smallest minority of us drank a cuppa with our meals.

But the mostly young men and women who embraced America's project so enthusiastically that they were prepared to risk their lives for it may constitute Iraq's smallest minority.

Hitchens told me, "The number of us who would have criticized Bush if he hadn't removed Saddam — that's certainly the smallest minority I've ever been a member of".

Britain's smallest minority is taking its fight for recognition to the heart of the gardening establishment this week in what gnome rights activists are calling a horticultural revolution.

The poem, which was originally conceived as a plea for help to President Carter, is part manifesto and part job application: I am the smallest minority in America, an individual man, who aligns himself with no group, calls himself by no race, but strives always for excellence.

A dialect of Albanian known as Arbëresh is spoken by the descendants of 15th-century Albanian mercenaries; Croatian, the smallest minority language, spoken by some 2,000 people, has survived in splendid isolation in Campobasso province in Molise; and Greek, or "Grico" (of uncertain origin), may be heard in two areas in Calabria and Puglia.

A small minority is deeply opposed.

Asians form a very small minority.

The Salafists are a small minority.

They remain a small minority among protesters.

A small minority practices traditional beliefs.