Sentence examples for Unanimously celebrated from inspiring English sources
Those films were widely rejected by critics, who had almost unanimously celebrated Rossellini's prior works.
But the night was about the return of the regular officials, who, for perhaps the first time, were unanimously celebrated and praised.
Thus, an event such as this is not a unanimously celebrated one in Kenya.
No one mentioned the possible difficulties coming with working in the Gulf's cultural and religious context, exemplified by, say, the last Sharjah Biennial's censorship scandal, which cost the until-then unanimously celebrated director Jack Persekian his job -- although Koshalek strongly emphasized the necessity to free institutions from their trustees' power.
Hattie McDaniel holds her Academy Award after being named "Best Supporting Actress" for her portrayal of "Mammy" in "Gone with the Wind". In 1940, when Hattie McDaniel became the first black person to win an Academy Award for her role in "Gone with the Wind," her victory was not unanimously celebrated among black people.
Still, Coloradans are far from unanimously celebrating their state becoming the pioneers of legal pot.
The move came three days days after City Council members in Phoenix voted unanimously to celebrate Indigenous People's Day, the Arizona Republic reported.
Some town conservatives protested that a wife-killer and communist should not be celebrated, but when the Lawrence City Commission voted, they unanimously agreed to rename the muddy trickle Burroughs Creek.
