Sentence examples for the same poll revealed from inspiring English sources

The same poll revealed that 78% of all under 35s agreed that same-sex couples should have the right to marry.

The same poll revealed that a broad majority of voters found an unconscious Donald Trump more fit to be President than a conscious one.

The same poll revealed the Red Sox owners to be the least-popular owners of the four major Boston pro sports teams.

Perhaps more tellingly, as Israel enters its own election season unusually bereft of inspiring leaders, the same poll revealed that, among younger Israelis, it is Mr Obama who is strongly favoured to win.

When asked what should be taught in school science classes, the same poll revealed that most (69%) thought evolution ought to be taught in science, while over 40% stated that creationism (44%) and intelligent design (41%) should be taught participants could select all three options, or none, as they wished.

It's not that people don't want to read, the same poll revealed.

The same poll reveals that almost half of us say that we have never experienced leadership in our everyday lives and two-thirds regard leadership as a "very rare" quality.

But the same polling revealed that just over half believed that illegal foxhunting was still taking place in Scotland.

And that same poll revealed that a staggering 71% of business owners did not expect to create any new jobs in 2010.

While the death penalty enjoys broad support in public polls, those same polls reveal that, like its application, support for the punishment varies regionally, with residents in liberal, coastal states less inclined to use it or support it than their southern or midwestern counterparts.

But the same poll also reveals a major hitch: the results offered by the poll's authors underline a dichotomy between the levels of confidence shared by these senior executives and the general French population.