Silent Majority Definition & Meaning

Example Sentences

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"But there's also a silent majority of Australians who seek peace, who respect the Jewish community and, of course, want a dialogue with Israel."

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"But there's also a silent majority of Australians who seek peace, who respect the Jewish community and of course, want a dialogue with Israel."

From Barron's

"This sentiment is echoed by many parents - the silent majority who do not make headlines, but who feel the positive impact every day," the spokesperson said.

From BBC

"The time has come for a silent majority to say something against rather dangerous, violent tendencies," rights activist and protest organiser Vedrana Bibic said ahead of the rally.

From Barron's

“For now, the available evidence — the stuff at the heart of good policy — does not indicate that the admittedly tragic stories of a few should shape how the silent majority of users interact with AI.”

From Los Angeles Times