Sentence examples for unanimous sentiments from inspiring English sources
But they used a joint resolution, which does require presidential action, just to force Trump to put a signature on their unanimous sentiments.
Expressing a virtually unanimous sentiment, Fangman said, "The aftermath of the riots has actually been more harmful to the city than the riots themselves".
Since the crisis there's an almost unanimous sentiment among the Republican Party that in addition to hurting the country, the shutdown hurt the Republican Party.
And despite the considerable differences in what magazines chose, there seemed to be one unanimous sentiment: avoid images of destruction and carnage.
It was once a unanimous sentiment inside the White House that Mr. Romney would be the strongest Republican to run against, particularly because of his well-financed operation and his potential reach among independent voters and women.
There was unanimous sentiment for more restrooms.
When discussing the Presidential debate with my peers, a near unanimous sentiment has appeared: regardless of one's political persuasion, nobody is happy with the options of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as our next U.S. President.
The outrage at his actions fast became a unanimous sentiment throughout the house and techno community, who took matters into their own hands, condemning and rejecting Adomaitis across all platforms and as a result removing any shred of credibility he had within the genre.
The court's unsigned, six-page opinion was unanimous, though the sentiments among the justices on one or more issues in the case almost certainly were not.
The sentiment was unanimous, he said.
