Sentence examples for thought one vote from inspiring English sources

"But," she said, "I thought, 'One vote.

I didn't think one vote would make a difference.

"I don't think one vote affects the general trend and you can see it in many other votes that we have had here.

I really did not think my one vote would matter.

"I don't think my one vote is going to make any difference".

Although almost any alternative voting scheme now on offer is likely to be better than first past the post, it's unrealistic to think that one voting method would work equally well for, say, the legislature of a young African republic, the Presidency of an island in Oceania, the school board of a New England town, and the assembly of a country still scarred by civil war.

And in the end, I think we got one vote".

And, in the end, I think we got just one vote". Pressed on how this had happened, he added: "I have to choose my words carefully.

Two weeks ago, Democratic head counters thought they had maybe one vote to spare.

He said: "If you think we should keep one person, one vote, if you think we should keep the system that is simple and straightforward and has stood us in good stead, then please join us by voting no".

And in the end, I think we got just one vote.