Voters in sentence

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So what we see is that voters respond very well to things like this and not quite so well to things like this.

But those ways of being rational are not independent of one another, so it's rational for a drug injector to share needles because of a stupid decision that's made by a politician, and it's rational for a politician to make that stupid decision because they're responding to what they think the voters want.

But here's the thing: we are the voters.

The writer, Thomas Frank, says that this might be a kind of explanation why some voters vote against their best interests, that voters, like a lot of us, assume, that if they hear something that sounds like it's sincere, that it's coming from the gut, that it's passionate, that it's more authentic.

So imagine hundreds of millions of voters casting hundreds of millions of votes, all to be counted correctly and all the things that can possibly go wrong causing all these bad headlines, and you cannot help but feel exhausted at the idea of trying to make elections better.

Voters should be able to check that their votes are counted correctly, without breaking election secrecy, which is so very important.

Shame on all of you voters who chose to show some generosity towards this wretched piece of work you call a movie and kudos to most of the critics who concurred with my reaction.

The Academy voters seem to act like the current day Democrats - please just a little of everyone, but don't dare take any concrete positions.

I recommend to the voters to search for better movies and then vote.

I wonder, why 50% of the voters gave it 10?

Would allow a borough in his city to degenerate into such a violent place to live; especially for voters who could have much to say about his or her future job security.

Given that most of the Academy voters live in LA and have experienced racism to some extent, this film is sure to have an impact on them.

i don't believe it sixty percent of voters voted this show as ten now how the hell is the rating a five point eight it impossible i don't get it, its totally pathetic i mean how.

The film is rated 10 by most voters, but how many voters is that?

I can't see how a film of this quality only gets an average of 5.7 from IMDb voters.

This movie takes a serious subject, the disenfranchisement of voters and holds it up to the light while telling jokes about it.

I am surprised that this, well above average 80's comedy scores only a 5.2 from all the IMDB voters.

How could 4 out of 16 prior voters give this movie a 10? How could more than half the prior voters give it a 7 or higher?

It's about the repercussions of the struggle between right-wing Flemish block voters on the one side and the Moroccon people living in the Belgian city Antwerp on the other side.

I don't know what the Oscar voters saw in this movie, but they must of seen some pretty hard stuff to see in it to be able to award it with the best picture Oscar.

I'm surprised about the many female voters who even give this film better marks.

At the time of writing this review it would seem that over 50% of IMDb voters had given this film a rating of either a 10 or a 1.

I saw this film at the Rotterdam Festival, as did presumably all the other voters.

But the Academy voters who voted back in 1985 still didn't give Spielberg any respect.

Why Academy voters were so hard on not nominating Spielberg for Best Director is a mystery that still puzzles me today.

I generally agree with reviews and with IMDB voters, but not this time.

This movie is rated extremely high by IMDB voters and rightly so - over 51% voters rated it 10 out of 10; over 84% rated it 8 or higher out of 10.

When the honour is instead bestowed upon James Cagney, Bugs blows his top and attempts to convince the voters to change their mind by showing a clip of one of his previous performances.

The most revealing parts, however, come towards the end of the film, when we see massively long lines of African-American voters waiting to cast their ballot whilst Anglo voters waltz into the polling place and vote within seconds.

Penn's Oscar nomination is an example that Academy voters don't know bait when they see it.

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