Sentence examples for true minority from inspiring English sources

It was here in Hamden, as a true minority for the first time, that I began my lifetime of various passings.

Representing a true minority (a devout atheist deep in the Bible Belt), I find Joseph I. Lieberman's message both offensive and anti-American.

Anything could happen, Clive Lewis had postulated in an interview: "I could be caught with my pants down behind a goat with Ed Miliband at the other end".Old leftiesIn this section A lucky leader in an unlucky time Another false dawn Thinking at the margin A peculiar messiah Very little helps On the trail The view from Grimsby ReprintsThere are minority parties and there are true minority parties.

We believe that true minority advancement will come from a demand for personal responsibility, accountability and competitive excellence. .

Romney devours a disappointed black voter who has wandered north seeking true minority leadership among the Inuit.

Now while this fanatical group is a true minority, now on the wane, some of what they espouse, including much stricter limits on immigration and a more negative view of our country's increasing ethnic diversity, live on quietly (sometimes not so quietly) in some of our citizens, particularly those who've lost jobs to cheaper foreign labor.

The core principle of the Voting Rights Act remains true: if minority votes are too diluted, it will be hard -- too hard -- to elect minorities to office.

"That's true in minority neighborhoods, and also in predominantly white areas, like Staten Island".

This is especially true of minority parents in Yonkers and similar cities because their children have been victimized.

That's especially true for minority and impoverished youths nervous about one possible destination, a police station, because of a lack of trust.

This was especially true for minority students and students from low-income families, whose achievement tended to be lower than their more privileged peers.