Sentence examples for surprising unanimity from inspiring English sources
With surprising unanimity, Eskew, a sapient fellow with the air of an assistant English professor, is seen as perhaps the best Democratic adman in the business.
An anonymous tip that a person is carrying a gun is not enough to justify a stop and frisk by the police without some further sign that the information is reliable, the Supreme Court ruled with surprising unanimity today.
There was instead surprising unanimity, whether it was Mitt Romney and Rick Perry debunking foreign aid, Ron Paul warning that America has become an empire, or Michele Bachmann, in what now seems an ill-timed critique, objecting to President Obama's having "put us in Libya".
"This is an area in which there is surprising unanimity in the Jewish community, because of the strong moral imperative to heal," said Laurie Zoloth, a professor of medical ethics and religion at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University.
There is surprising unanimity among cyber-security experts on one issue: that the immediate cyber threat does not come from traditional terrorist groups like Al Qaeda, at least, not for the moment.
"There is surprising unanimity among cyber-security experts on one issue," he writes, "that the immediate cyber threat does not come from traditional terrorist groups like Al Qaeda".
In a surprising chorus of unanimity, Main Street seems to be agreeing with Wall Street, as investors rush to gobble up the suddenly sexy dot-orgs.
Disinterested experts, as contrasted with those emotionally or financially committed to "aviation progress," show a surprising degree of unanimity in declaring the SST to be an environ mental threat and, very likely, an eco nomic disaster.
When it comes to defending pork, Congress shows surprising vehemence and unanimity.
Lawmakers, of course, have heard these calls--and to their credit, they're doing something about it, in a surprising spirit of unanimity.
That matches the pattern the company has set since the iPhone 3GS, so it's not too surprising that there's unanimity on the question.
