Sentence examples for means unanimous from inspiring English sources

That view is by no means unanimous.

But the feeling was by no means unanimous.

Black officials are by no means unanimous in opposition, however.

Admiration for Mr. Nygaard was by no means unanimous.

Still, pro-independence sentiment, while supported by sizable factions of Rapanui, is by no means unanimous.

Corporate America is by no means unanimous in embracing the idea of emission limits.

But this does not necessarily mean a unanimous Security Council vote on such action.

And that meant a unanimous rejection of sensuality and an architectural approach to covering the female and male forms.

(Community service provider) This was by no means a unanimous viewpoint.

"We've all been schooled on what unanimous consent means in the Senate, and it's been a painful lesson," said Ellen O. Tauscher, the under secretary of state for arms control who was a seven-term representative from Northern California.

The unanimous decision means that an inmate receives no credit for a prison term that has turned out to have been unduly prolonged -- due to a retroactive change in the law, for example, as happened in this case.