we're of one mind

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Although I'm certain that Gabe hates me a lot, I think we are of one mind on how we understand art in time.

Another strange tic that overcomes British visitors to Cannes is this: no matter what profound disagreements we might have about films when we come here, there is one thing on which we are of one mind: rosé wine is absolutely marvellous!

For the hour that we watched the Marys crawling, butterflying, back- and breaststroking, we were of one mind.

"We know when we are of one mind what we can do, so we have to rally the minds, but first of all we have to rally the bodies.

We were of one mind.

We did so not because we are of one mind, but because the enormity of such a concept demanded our attention.

Since the end of the Second World War, business and government have largely been of one mind on increased globalization.

He met my gaze, smiled slyly and said, "Cory and I are of one mind on that".

Jeh and I, particularly, I think, were of one mind, one voice on this, where we felt very strongly that, knowing what we knew, it was imperative to share that publicly.

Indeed, having attended the recent ISSOL 2011 conference in Montpellier (HSB), we are certainly aware that not everyone is of one mind in this matter!

But in fact both the government and the opposition parties in the Bundestag were of one mind in their assessment of the proposals, resulting in a consensus on German policy that lasted until the Stalin Notes of spring 1952.