"[But] even more inspiring was the unanimity of their values.
"I put it down to the unanimity of politics in this country.
There was nothing predictable about the unanimity of the complex 125-page Microsoft decision.
Compulsory unification of opinion achieves only the unanimity of the graveyard.
Being in space, Hadfield says, "you recognise the unanimity of our existence.
One aide who recently talked with a group of generals said he was stunned at the unanimity of opposition.
"If decision-making required the unanimity of all three, they would tend to act as proxy national shareholders," he says.
Third, the independent and broadly critical attitude innate to humanism could not but threaten the unanimity of Christian belief.
Representing neither the majority nor the minority, the former president should aspire to reflect the unanimity of American interests.
If the performance sometimes verged on unruliness, the unanimity of expression that these players demonstrated was remarkable.
Does the unanimity of the reporting across the political spectrum, as the Mail contends, give credence to the notion that Labour is suffering from a real internal revolt?
