Sentence examples for whole think from inspiring English sources

Britain does not, on the whole, think much of referendums.

Perhaps perennially losing teams are located in parts of the country where eating is unhealthier as a whole (think of the American South, with diehard football traditions and rising obesity rates).

Whenever a pressing issue comes up in the Amherst community, we ask that Amherst, as a whole, think thoughtfully on the issues raised.

It would be nice, in this Year of the Bus, to know what Londoners as a whole think about these and other pressing New Routemaster themes.

Hardly anyone thinks all of these differences are bad, but conservatives on the whole think we have gone far enough or even too far in eliminating them, while liberals think that we are still far short of a proper distribution of power.

We feel like we're validated if we get to vote on what "we" as a whole think and we treat that consensus as more valid than any individual opinion, no matter how flawed that concept may be.

Times and Mirror, but on whole thinks it excellent paper.

As with cities, so with the nation as a whole, thinks Mr Giuliani.

But we don't know what the community as a whole thinks, and that's what would be most valuable.

But, fundamentally, the Web pages that Google says are best are the pages that the Web as a whole thinks are best.

It seems to me that muni bond investors have not, on the whole, thought about this problem.