Sentence examples for even unison from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it has been found that piano tuners systematically set octaves and even unison strings out of tune.

It's a fair bet that, if they are in power again after next May's general election, they will go after other public sector unions, the Prison Officers Association, Napo, and the Fire Brigades Union; before long even Unison and the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) could be under siege.

And even then their unison can be soured by a single tenor.

That was hilarious: they all leapt in unison, even those who were nowhere near it.

Morrison refused to present an ideal or speak in unison, even if it meant she was perceived as a traitor.

Carpet merchants in Tehran's bazaar closed their shops in unison, even though their sales are exempt from the tax.

It also meant that the country as a whole experienced culture, even counterculture, in unison.

Self-driving (and potentially connected) cars, however, may be able to dramatically decrease the distance between vehicles, and even move in unison with other cars.

The replied in unison, "Even more".

The Right Base nods in unison, even though this makes no sense whatsoever.

As he spoke, the staff would laugh in unison, even if he wasn't saying anything all that funny.