Sentence examples for unanimous good from inspiring English sources

The Reformers were virtually unanimous: good works could not bring one salvation, yet they inevitably flowed from the forgiven heart and were always the consequence of the justified person's life.

But John W. Lavelle, the Democratic chairman on Staten Island, is seeing something less than unanimous good will and support for his quest to run for an Assembly seat.

The play, based on the sisters' best-selling memoir, opened at the Booth Theater to near-unanimous good reviews, including stellar notices for Ms. Foster and her co-star, Mary Alice.

In a unanimous display of good breeding (or an understandable fear of chocolate stains), napkins were whipped onto laps.

But the board was told that a unanimous vote would be good for the deal, sending a signal of confidence to the Compaq side.

"When I first heard the news, I was rather surprised, but once that passed we were pretty unanimous that it's good news...We all agree that a woman at the head of a group of men is no bad thing".

"There have been many difficult issues to overcome to reach this stage, but the WRU has remained confident that a resolution would be found and today's unanimous confirmation is clearly good for our game.

What may be more surprising is that the respondents were not unanimous about men getting the good jobs.

It was heartening to meet other people living with cancer – and a great coming-together moment when the presenter tried to tell three of us we had "terminal" cancer, which was met with a good humoured but unanimous raspberry.

Even if the council could only conclude that chemical weapons had been used – and could not agree that the Assad regime alone was responsible – there would be a good chance of unanimous world condemnation.

This opinion showed good reproducibility, with unanimous agreement among the panel for all of the definite cases of MWF-HP.