Sentence examples for unanimously popular from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'unanimously popular' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that is popular with everyone. For example: The new restaurant in town has become unanimously popular with both young and old.
The plan, which had seemed unanimously popular, was now unraveling.
It wasn't a unanimously popular project, but its omission has baffled even its critics.
As has always been true of the prize, the choice of the winner was not unanimously popular.
In the wider world Lineker remains almost unanimously popular, a kind of groovy uncle whose private life has been aired in the tabloid press, albeit in an affectionate way, a sedate kind of domestic shemozzle.
In another indication that Mr. Butts's endorsement had not been unanimously popular among the congregation, the pastor mentioned it on Sunday during a meeting with leaders of the church and its affiliated development corporation.
The death of Paul Hunter at the age of 27, following an 18-month battle with cancer, robs the snooker world of a potential world champion and a sportsman unanimously popular with his peers.
Obama's execution of a bill that passed a divided U.S. Congress unanimously would be a popular political move for a president characterized by most as weak.
The convention unanimously selected Ulysses S. Grant, an immensely popular general who had been commander of the Union forces from 1864 to 1865.
A high school community (not quite unanimously) rallied around a handsome, popular star jock, not a scrawny, vulnerable band member.
A panel of scientists unanimously urged a Food and Drug Administration committee on Monday to allow the popular ulcer drug Tagamet to be sold without a prescription to treat heartburn.
Jury Finds Nintendo Patent Valid: An eight-member jury unanimously found that Nintendo of America's patent for its popular game system was valid when Atari Games infringed on it by copying security codes.
