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Meanings of whole people in English
We have no meanings for "whole people" in our records yet.
Usage of whole people in English
1
The Articles were, professedly, not in the interest of the whole people.
2
The whole people believed the Brahminical creed and practiced the Brahminical precepts.
3
Once every month the whole people were addressed by the chief Wong.
4
On condition that that person expresses the will of the whole people.
5
The news of these two massacres drove the whole people to madness.
6
But if we say, of men: the whole people will stone us.
7
Wherefore although each individual cannot make laws, yet the whole people can.
8
The whole people are living witnesses that this only was their view.
9
The whole people loved William McKinley, for he loved and trusted them.
10
Kings and princes walked behind his coffin and a whole people mourned.
11
Peter wondered how this attitude of his whole people could possibly be.
12
Harry Fleming saw a wonderful sight a whole people aroused and determined.
13
A whole senate, a whole people, cannot dissent from its paramount obligation.
14
Why can not the whole people assemble to form a State constitution?
15
Could he, his army, or even the whole people overturn that temple?
16
The whole people is an army; the whole year a march.
This collocation consists of:
Whole people through the time
Whole people across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common