Sentence examples for great unanimity from inspiring English sources

While there is great unanimity among Catholics about the need to protect and respect all human life, there are diverse opinions on how best to do so.

Although Wise failed in his efforts to unite American Jews of all persuasions, he did bring about great unanimity among Reform Jews.

"Mrs. Lincoln, your friends have with great unanimity come to the conclusion that the troubles you have been called to pass through have been too much and have produced mental disease".

Isn't it time that we accept Ross's challenge to forgive Wagner more thoroughly, with fewer reservations and with greater unanimity among us than we ever have before?

There seems to be greater G20 unanimity on tax havens than on any other issue, and the summit should insist on tax havens providing information to any government that asks for it, not just governments with which they have bilateral deals.

And even as the musical gradually reconfirms that the goal of a great chorus line is unanimity, there's the fascinating reminder that behind each identically bright smile and in-sync step is an individual capable of leaving a distinctive imprint.

Mr. G. argued that the principle of unanimity of the great powers "corresponds to the interests of the maint nance of peace".

What is more, he adds, the king will find that the philosophers do not agree on any single action or belief, and this is contrary to the idealized picture of union and unanimity among the great thinkers that is mentioned in the philosopher's speech.

With great courage, and in amazing unanimity, they have sounded the alarm.

Indeed, Page reports that the consistency of view across all the News Corporation outlets in favour of the war displayed a unanimity of view greater even than the Pentagon.

What they lacked was the total unanimity that makes a great performance of the Quartet seem like a mind-reading séance.