Sentence examples for wish of most from inspiring English sources

A political-theological propaganda campaign was launched to explain to the people that what had taken place was in accord with the wish of most of the gods.

Disengagement from the other people is the fond wish of most Israelis -- but the settlements obstruct even unilateral moves to that end.

It has been a source of some amusement to me and to many of my friends to hear the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, talk about the fundamental wish of most parents for a good local school.

The SNP wants the power to hold a vote in the event that the UK votes to leave the EU – an outcome which would plunge Scotland out of Europe, potentially against the wish of most Scots, and reignite calls for a second referendum.

Despite the evident and fervent wish of most of the population for an end to the conflict, Zuluaga's campaign – widely believed to have been masterminded and directed by Vélez – has taken him from virtually nowhere in the presidential stakes to winning 29% of the first-round vote in May, ahead of Santos on 25%.

The fondest wish of most media has come true.

This accords with the wishes of most protesters on the streets, who argue that the time for dialogue has passed.

And the dinosaurs know, as Mr Koizumi knows, that he won the LDP presidency against the wishes of most of his own parliamentary party (see article).

Last night's vote came despite the threat of a presidential veto and against the wishes of most senior Republicans, who support the FCC plans.

It wants to make a programme about a street against the direct wishes of most of the people who live there.

The folks who led us into this hideous madness in Iraq, against the wishes of most of the world, sure seem to have been smoking something.