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Meanings of vox populi in English
Portuguese
opinião Catalan
opinió pública A belief or sentiment shared by most people; the voice of the people.
Synonyms
Examples for "opinion"
Examples for "opinion"
1
Today many parties use these policies to mobilise public opinion and support.
2
Recent opinion polls have shown public opinion is split on the issue.
3
In all three cases, public opinion polling pointed to the opposite result.
4
This year, the biggest changes in public opinion concern the welfare state.
5
IPAs, in my opinion, have gone way too far in recent years.
1
Today many parties use these policies to mobilise public opinion and support.
2
Recent opinion polls have shown public opinion is split on the issue.
3
In all three cases, public opinion polling pointed to the opposite result.
4
This year, the biggest changes in public opinion concern the welfare state.
5
And those who seek to follow public opinion often suffer severe consequences.
1
These qualifications weighed nothing in the scale of popular opinion and prejudice.
2
Contrary to popular opinion, bad hair days are not a female prerogative.
3
But popular opinion regarded the victory as a gift of the gods.
4
A combination of hysteria and quasi-scientific claims turned popular opinion against absinthe.
5
But that party was now backed by a very important popular opinion.
Usage of vox populi in English
1
The rumblings of vox populi were hard to interpret.
2
Then surely, if ever, vox populi is vox coeli.
3
The vox populi wore itself hoarse by singing the praises of "The Sea, the Sea!"
4
The wind of destiny for him was the convictions arising out of his own soul; for them it was vox populi.
5
I believe the vox populi, vox Dei, still comprises the only wholesome decision which has yet been made on the subject.
6
And in some greater and higher sense than we had yet perceived, the saying ' vox populi vox dei' was eternally true.
7
The vox populi interviews on radio and television gave a mild flavour of the anger and resentment which their blockading tactics aroused.
8
Jared Leto is in a band that once recorded a song called Vox Populi.
9
The voice that issues from this Spirit is that Vox Populi which the Deity inspires.
10
' Vox populi, vox dei,' is a true maxim in all ages.
11
Again, Vox Populi vox Dei.
12
' Vox populi vox Dei,' I suppose, is your pious motto.
13
Vox populi, vox Dei.
14
A poll last week by the Republican firm Vox Populi Polling gave the Democrat a 2 percentage point lead over Blackburn.
15
So when the Vox Populi begin their violent uprising, you feel compelled to fight along with them and so you do.
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' Vox populi, vox Dei' ('The voice of the people is the voice of God').