Sentence examples for unanimously negative from inspiring English sources

Our current reader reviews of the novel are unanimously negative, but is anyone willing to break the critical consensus?

First-look reviews from US TV critics initially surfaced a fortnight ago and were unanimously negative, with The Hollywood Reporter describing the opening episode as "messy," "tedious" and "limp" and Variety stating the premiere felt like a "missed opportunity".

Predictably, this version of Tenebrae received nearly unanimously negative reviews.

Reviews of Lohan's performance were largely, but not unanimously, negative.

I ask a few passers-by and a few members of staff what they think of the garms and the answers are unanimously negative.

Reception for the game was poor, and whereas some modern critics have given more nuanced reviews of the first two games, modern criticism for Zelda's Adventure is unanimously negative.

Initial feedback on the show's Facebook page and on barbecue message boards has been almost unanimously violently negative as the barbecue purists and competition teams complain about forcing the cooks to make catfish and coleslaw.

(10)...can only tell when I come for reviews at the hospital... (1) When discussing the influence of economy on health, all respondents unanimously expressed negative effects as they were unable to buy food or drugs or to go for reviews at the hospital....the present situation has become too hard to buy medications and food...I minimize coming for reviews because the situation forces me to.

Each individual case was unanimously scored as negative or positive by the 3 independent investigators, scored using the 2 matching scores when the third investigator did not agree, or recorded as "not evaluable" for a given antigen when there was no agreement between the investigators.

Following criticism by child welfare advocates, committee staff issued a negative recommendation and members unanimously blocked the bill from moving forward.

Despite the importance of photographs, participants agreed unanimously that they can potentially have negative consequences for the subjects.