Sentence examples for perfect unanimity from inspiring English sources

Well, with Kleiber, you certainly hear it — not just weight, but, as the movement goes on, speed, elegance of phrasing, perfect unanimity, and awesome power.

It shows that the dread and opposition to it has become general at a social level which might remain comparatively unaffected in England, in spite of a perfect unanimity amongst the electoral classes here.

Historical institutionalists note that institutions do not perform with perfect efficiency (because they were designed in earlier times) and institutional rules (such as the insistence on supermajorities or unanimity in voting) are slow to change, and, thus, those factors must be taken into account in any analysis.

Unanimity, Unanimity, Unanimity.

She had prized unanimity.

There is no unanimity.

There was hardly unanimity.

The unanimity was striking.

It seems to be unanimity.

No government enjoys total unanimity.

But sometimes unanimity masks division.