Sentence examples for certainly unanimous from inspiring English sources

Human opinion on alligator hunting varies, but alligator opinion is almost certainly unanimous, and all of this television coverage must seem to these animals like taunting.

The RNA world concept has wide, though certainly not unanimous, support within the origin-of-life scientific community.

The concept of an RNA world - an early stage of evolution where RNA functioned as both gene and catalyst - has wide, though certainly not unanimous, support among those who study the origin of life.

("Yes" seemed to be the majority opinion, though certainly not the unanimous one).

But in recent conversations on the sand, on the blankets and chaise longues, and around the snack stands and parking lots, the people who use the beach revealed themselves to be neither universally snobbish nor universally rich, and certainly not in unanimous agreement that the place should be theirs alone.

It may not always be easy and it certainly isn't unanimous".

But today's unanimous ruling by the Court of Appeals almost certainly killed the project, state officials and community leaders said, because the Legislature is highly unlikely to give its approval.

It pushed for a stimulus bill, over unanimous Republican opposition in the House, that is certainly imperfect but that has already saved more than 500,000 jobs, according to separate estimates by two prominent research firms, IHS Global Insight and Moody's Economy.com.com

But though Justice Kennedy's opinion certainly weakens the extent of that protection, it also quotes a unanimous 2006 Supreme Court ruling to state that the new ban would be unconstitutional "if it subjected women to significant health risks".

The court's unsigned, six-page opinion was unanimous, though the sentiments among the justices on one or more issues in the case almost certainly were not.

And "Unanimous"?