Sentence examples for was hardly unanimous from inspiring English sources

Nazi opinion was hardly unanimous in cultural matters.

Still, local opposition to the Hartz proposal was hardly unanimous.

Endorsement of the New York event was hardly unanimous among black church leaders.

Tuesday's resolution was hardly unanimous — it passed with just 127 votes in the 250-member Parliament, and many of its opponents stood fast to the nationalist rhetoric of the 1990s.

That sentiment was hardly unanimous in the wake of Friday's semifinals, in which Nadal was consistently brilliant against Novak Djokovic and Federer was good enough when he needed to be against the unseeded Frenchman Gaël Monfils.

While the states issued a statement today supporting the decision, it was clear from interviews with several of them that the decision was hardly unanimous and that a different decision might have been reached had the Democrats controlled the Justice Department.

I don't know the poll numbers, but they are hardly unanimous.

Republicans are hardly unanimous about the wisdom of entangling themselves in a national battle over abortion rights; many believe that the party should remain focused on addressing economic issues and fighting Mr. Obama's health care overhaul.

With Mr. Kerry making clear his desire for discretion, even those who favor Mr. Edwards hastened to say the decision was Mr. Kerry's alone to make, and in any case the Democratic caucus is hardly unanimous in promoting Mr. Edwards.

What happened in 2003 is that the Bush Administration, led by Dick Cheney, pressured intelligence officials to provide the answer that it desired on weapons of mass destruction in order to invade Iraq; analysts themselves were hardly unanimous on the question of W.M.D.

But those opinions are hardly unanimous.