Sentence examples for remarkable unanimity from inspiring English sources

But you cannot discuss his singing apart from Ms. Uchida's playing, for these two artists bring a remarkable unanimity of intention and expression to their work.

But Mr. Ozawa, who is a master manipulator of large-scale orchestral logistics, brought the groups together with a remarkable unanimity of attack and a minimum of inner smudging.

With remarkable unanimity, the Democratic candidates for governor attacked Gov. George E. Pataki on the state budget, job growth, education and campaign finance in a debate here tonight, treating one another more like chums than like adversaries.

"There is remarkable unanimity across the industry that we need to get to these places," Russell Unger of the Urban Green Council told Crain's New York at the time.

With remarkable unanimity, they said that would be in the nation's best interests and, in the last analysis, those of the candidates, Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

The Pacifica's interpretations are personal, with lots of rubato and dynamic variation, but the players — the violinists Simin Ganatra (an expressive presence) and Sibbi Bernhardsson, the violist Masumi Per Rostad and the elegant cellist Brandon Vamos — perform with remarkable unanimity of vibrato, attack and volume.

This fact is the more remarkable, as unanimity was required in every act of the tribunes, even after their number was augmented to ten.

The language may not seem remarkable, but the unanimity is.

A9 U.N. Push Toward Congo Peace The Security Council, moving with remarkable speed and unanimity to respond to a cooperative new government in Congo, agreed on a step-by-step plan for the withdrawal of foreign troops.

Moving with remarkable speed and unanimity to respond to a cooperative new government in Congo, the Security Council agreed today on a step by step plan for the withdrawal of all foreign troops from the country, the scene of Africa's largest war.

There was remarkable and exciting unanimity that semantics should and could be introduced now and rapidly into the practice of large areas of chemistry.