Sentence examples for seems unanimous from inspiring English sources

Aside from China, the international community seems unanimous in condemning Gayoom's regime.

The condemnation of the Islamist factions seems unanimous.

But he and other experts seem unanimous in recommending disclosure.

But today, the relief among the continent's leaders at President Jacques Chirac's resounding victory over the far-rightist Jean-Marie Le Pen seemed unanimous.

That said, the importance of employee fit and making sure recruitment is more than a knee-jerk reaction to business expansion seem unanimous.

And the verdict in the room Tuesday night seemed unanimous that he ranked just as high in the realm of Harlem night life.

Protesters seemed unanimous in their feeling that Mr. Saleh came back for war and that he would never cooperate with a political solution that requires him to step down.

Suffice it to say that the emotion that swept the cinema, at the climax, seemed unanimous, binding, and true: pretty much all that we ask of a movie, when you think about it.

Retirement experts seem unanimous on one piece of advice: most American workers, whether in their 30s or their 60s, have two choices if they want to assure they have enough to retire on.

Local politicians seem unanimous in their concern about maintaining an adequate work force despite the dearth of legal lower-cost housing and the regulations and community protests that stand in the way of construction of new housing.

The crowds outside the White House who had been gathering all night for this historic moment seemed unanimous in their view that his departure had been accomplished with dignity and acumen: tonight's was probably the finest speech of his life.