Sentence examples for while unanimous from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, there was never a major conflict of opinions between surgeons while unanimous agreement was always eventually reached.

Their reactions, while not unanimous, were heartfelt.

The verdict of fans polled, while not unanimous, was clear.

It won the support of only 38% of 232 Republicans while attracting unanimous support among Democrats.

While the unanimous answer to what they wanted was "a nap" – they weren't opposed to receiving these gifts either.

While not unanimous in this belief, many traditions of Mahayana Buddhism do require vegetarianism for monastics, and it is indeed highly encouraged for laypeople of these traditions to take on vegetarianism.

While a unanimous Supreme Court decision in 1961 ruled states could not have a "religious test" for public office and Article VI of the United States Constitution echoes the statement that no "religious test" should ever be needed for federal positions, there are several morerecent examples of attempts to enforce such provisions.

The defence has urged her to accept verdicts on any counts that are unanimous, while declaring a mistrial on the rest.

Throughout the rally, the workers chanted slogans like "la lucha obrera no tiene frontera" ("the workers' struggle has no borders") and "union busting is disgusting", while pledging their unanimous support for their fired co-workers.

Fiyaz Mughal from Faith Matters, a conflict resolution charity which works in the area, said he had in fact been "given hope" by the response to the videos because the chorus of opposition from Muslim leaders was so "quick and unanimous" while the media response recognised that the vigilante groups were an unpleasant minority.

He said after Jones knocked down Gonzalez three times while winning a unanimous 12-round decision that if people knew how Jones's hands had been ailing in recent months, Jones would be hailed as a hero instead of criticized for his boxing style, which de-emphasizes the knockout to protect his hands from further punishment.