Sentence examples for unanimously well from inspiring English sources

Judge Shwartz was called "unanimously well qualified" in the American Bar Association's review of her nomination.

Though her themes are not subtle, the play has been almost unanimously well received.

The American Bar Association has given Judge Shwartz's nomination its highest rating, deeming her "unanimously well qualified".

Judge Shwartz was rated "unanimously well qualified," the highest possible grade, in the American Bar Association's review of her nomination.

The American Bar Association, which examined her credentials, rated her "unanimously well qualified," the highest possible grade.

And while Mancini's success made him a popular figure - remember, Pellegrini's arrival was not unanimously well received - the new man has won over any sceptics.

The joke wasn't unanimously well-received by many on Twitter who saw it as an insult, unaware that Fry and Beavan are close friends.

Paddington 2, the warm-hearted tale of how a courteous, marmalade-loving immigrant from Darkest Peru unites his London neighbours, survives wrongful imprisonment and tackles a dastardly villain played by Hugh Grant, has become the most unanimously well-reviewed film in history, according to Rotten Tomatoes.

Scolari has been using psychologist Regina Brandao, a move that has not been unanimously well-received, notably by legends such as 1970 World Cup-winning captain Carlos Alberto, but he may need her now more than ever.

Both "Native Speaker" and "A Gesture Life" received almost unanimously good reviews and sold well besides; the first earned him a job as head of the writing program at Hunter College, the second a professorship at Princeton.

Although she's released a handful of singles, EPs and even a tape album that have been unanimously received well, Hauff is quick to point out that playing records is her preferred creative outlet.