Unanimities [noun]

There is no unanimity of opinion or practice concerning the history of education.

It is because on matters of morals there is no unanimity of opinion as there is in regard to crime.

In England the Church was the church of the majority, of almost the unanimity of the nation.

We note the unanimity with which your Majesty and the cardinal write.

Nothing short of unanimity at Westminster could have worked that miracle.

The unanimity of the response would have done credit to a Roman mob.

Then from one till three they had slept together with perfect soundness and unanimity.

Where they do agree on the stage, their unanimity is wonderful.

Want of unanimity or some other cause having defeated their purpose.

Then the jangle of voices took on a new and distinct note of unanimity.