Sentence examples for more unanimous from inspiring English sources

Lamping has seen more unanimous displays of loyalty.

It could not have been a more unanimous, enthusiastic vote.

No more unanimous consent to dispense with the reading aloud of bills.

That is to turn classicists into a much more unanimous bunch than they are in reality.

Physicists were no more unanimous on the greater lesson of the whole affair.

Few rules of contemporary society seem more unanimous right now than the strict admonition against using a smartphone at mealtime.

Constitutional law professors are even complaining that they have too few new cases to get their teeth into.Opinions are more often unanimous, too.

In the first part of the Results section, cross validation showed that, on average, BALBOA achieves improved results over multi-class implementations of majority kNN and the more competitive unanimous kNN.

Judging by the reviews, that opinion is more or less unanimous; it's the facts that are a bit askew.

Fernando Vargas joined boxing's elite Saturday night and was rewarded with more than a unanimous decision over Ike Quartey.

Some were for the awkward, besuited southerner behind him who turned out to be his party leader, Ed Miliband.The Westminster village is more or less unanimous today.