Sentence examples for apparently unanimous from inspiring English sources

Yet it started with an apparently unanimous resolve to press Iraq to disarm.

If one decidedly Romantic idea connected these pieces, it was the composers' apparently unanimous belief that drama was paramount in a sacred setting.

Public opinion is apparently unanimous: not only do the artists dislike each other, but the general population hates them too.

It's always a good sign, she said, when the models say during fittings that they want to own the clothes, and the vote for Versace's cheeky lace hot pants and dresses had apparently been unanimous.

Aside from Russia Today staffers in the United States (and even that support isn't unanimous apparently), it would be hard to find a large number of Putin supporters in any one place in the United States.

Cameron will present the case for increasing British military involvement to parliament later this week – with the Paris attacks and a unanimous UN security council resolution apparently galvanising support among MPs.

Sure, there are quite a few caveats: The jury's decision needs to be unanimous, spanning dozens of devices, and there are apparently more than 700 questions on that worksheet.

Roads and bridges apparently lack the headline value of Kennedys and Clintons, and Friday's unanimous Senate confirmation of Obama's nominee for Secretary of Transportation Rep. Ray LaHood (R-Ill).