Traditional voting systems with binary values (yes/no) are a broadly used way for reaching decisions. However, it is not possible to collect and analyse the intensities of voters’ inclinations to extreme poles (or their indecisiveness). This work proposes flexible voting with a continuous scale. We covered formalizations for recognizing the winner option, and for revealing valuable patterns and presenting them by short quantified sentences of natural language. The importance of such a framework increases, because today’s developments indicate that there is no longer an "either/or" in decisions. In addition, this approach can be applied in binary questions of surveys.