Sentence examples for unanimously believed from inspiring English sources
Shakespeare's contemporaries almost unanimously believed in authoritarian monarchy and recognized divine intervention in history.
In 2005, Democrats almost unanimously believed that personal accounts "carved out" of Social Security were a deal-breaker.
Until Parr came along it was unanimously believed in ichtyological circles that the deep-sea devilfish lived in a heterosexual parasitic relationship from birth.
"So he called the six captains, who heard from their teammates, and they unanimously believed the right decision was to go forward with the game.
But bin Laden is widely — though, again, not unanimously — believed to have escaped, at the end of December , 2001 across the border from Afghanistan into Pakistan, where many experts suggest that he is likely taking refuge in the Pashtun tribal areas.
Although the CAP has been approved, the debate is still going on about greening, which is unanimously believed to be one of the real novelties of this policy reform.
"Consequently, we unanimously believe that our loyalty to the Belgiorno-Nettis family – and the hundreds of thousands of people who benefit from the Biennale – must override claims over which there is ambiguity".
In spite of the voting outcome, the board unanimously believe that in these particular circumstances the remuneration committee made the right decision in aligning executive reward to the shareholder experience".
Judging from a show of hands I asked for, the people who came to my talk all pretty much unanimously believe in a personal God who has opinions about which human sexual practices are naughty, and which are nice.
Because crypto investors seem to unanimously believe governmental intervention will only work against them.
"The increasing individualisation of society gets on our nerves," says Laura. "Everyone here has lived in conventional apartments before, and we unanimously believe that functional shared living offers a much more familial and communal feel.
