Sentence examples for unanimous feeling from inspiring English sources

"I think that was a unanimous feeling on the call".

"There was a unanimous feeling in our workroom for the look," she recalled.

But on the other, Jordi said, "there is a unanimous feeling that he meant something".

"There, they were able to get a unanimous feeling about how upset they were and voice their displeasure.

"However, there was a unanimous feeling that The Warrior was superbly directed, written and performed, and it stood out as the strongest and most powerful film".

At Babson, there seemed to be a unanimous feeling among the doctors and lawyers that they would be at little if any disadvantage.

The MPC itself is by no means unanimous in feeling more gilts purchases are the only way to plough on with QE.

I saw the film with three friends and we were unanimous in feeling this film is really in a class by itself this year.

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.

While almost no constituency is unanimous in its feeling, one important group -- family members of those killed on Sept. 11 -- generally, and strongly, opposes the idea of rebuilding the towers.

Almost a year to the day after laying out his proposal, Dr. Cigarroa, in an interview at his Austin office, said, "As soon as the board gave unanimous approval, I started feeling the clock start ticking".