be of one mind

/biː ɒv wˈɒn mˈaɪnd/

/biː ʌv wˈʌn mˈaɪnd/

[phrase]

to be of one mind

[PHRASE]

to have the same ideas or opinions as those of someone else's

Examples

1. I think it is erroneous to suggest that everyone be of the same mind in matters of politics.

2. At this critical moment in the world's history, when the democracies of Europe are facing the test of life or death, all Americans are of one mind.

3. So it's three people, blacks and whites, acting as one and war as the necessary conditions, really the genetic wrong for that kind of configuration of three people acting as if they were of one mind and of one body.

4. [narrating] Sam and Matt, as usual, were of one mind.