Sentence examples for sort of unanimity from inspiring English sources
It is rare that one ever gets this sort of unanimity from economists on any single question, let alone the whole bundle of questions implicated by something so complex as a country's membership in a supranational economic union. .
Should a second referendum come with independence in its wake, the Scots will learn from Ireland that statehood alone cannot (and should not) foster any sort of cultural unanimity.
The answer is always a sort of mixed unanimity: a little vehement nodding and smiling alongside a larger amount of subtle, nearly imperceptible nodding and scowling.
"It doesn't reflect any kind of unanimity, that's for sure," one member said.
Of course, unanimity can indicate some sort of brainwashing, but it does not seem to have occurred to Mr Hayes that it could also indicate that they know something he doesn't.
But the chances of unanimity are small.
Others point accusingly at a lack of unanimity.
The moments of unanimity and accord have been rare.
The requirement of unanimity meant one country was enough.
But what does even that degree of unanimity really change?
In the absence of unanimity, the bloc is likely to abstain.
