Sentence examples for unanimously about from inspiring English sources

The People always agree unanimously about everything.

Cardinal Ratzinger has been a divisive figure within the church, and reports before the conclave spoke almost unanimously about blocs of more progressive cardinals lining up against him.

The scientific community does not agree unanimously about their own successes, despite what the media may suggest.

Pirelli said in a statement: "This decision is due to the fact that the new tyres, which were brought to the Friday free practice sessions in Canada, could not be tested sufficiently due to rain - and that the teams failed to agree unanimously about introducing the changes.

For a group that almost unanimously agreed about the hazards of aggression, the commenters sure didn't pull any punches.

But with the game in the balance, the Nets unanimously agreed about the player they would want at the line, that one miss notwithstanding.

Residents of Midtown and the West Side have not exactly been unanimously enthusiastic about the idea of a sports stadium in their backyards.

Officials say the new bylaw, approved unanimously by about 200 residents at the annual town meeting Tuesday, was not designed to penalize homeowners with mansions filled with maids and butlers.

In an interview Friday Boris Chernyshev, a Russian member of parliament from far-right LDPR party, said politicians in Moscow were "unanimously" unconcerned about the allegations that Russia had interfered with the election because they considered them untrue.

What those pictures have in common, of course, is that they're all about groups of young men who are at best aimless, at worst useless, and unanimously clueless about women; "I Vitelloni," which literally means "the veal calves," is a slang term for gentlemen of that persuasion.

Researcher unanimously agreed about the societal pressure in carrying out certain behaviour but not aligned regarding the actual source of pressure (Liñán 2004).