Sentence examples for a silent consensus from inspiring English sources

Viik says that among politicians of all stripes there has always been "a silent consensus" about the importance of the internet.

Some passionate disagreement – the antithesis of a silent consensus – would in many ways be preferable, and put climate change where it deserves to be: at the centre (not the periphery) of political debates.

So while there appears to be a robust political consensus around the importance of climate change, it is a silent consensus – which from the point of view of public engagement, may as well not be a consensus at all.

First and foremost, these elections were about internal affairs, the middle class, state and synagogue, the draft, with a silent consensus that the occupied territories do not matter that much.

For sure, a silent consensus is better than no consensus.

In the standard Western view Japan is a groupthink society, a culture of silent consensus and consent.

(1) for NFATc1 indicates the existence of a "silent" SUMO consensus sites which remains un-used [ 38].

Young Black America, we have collectively witnessed our modern day Emmett Till, the public approval and silent consensus for the disregard for a black life.

The silent consensus would be more understandable if the hard work of decarbonisation and catalysing public engagement had already been done.

There's a silent appraisal, a consensus between Rick, Michonne and Carl.

It is recognized that occasional mutation types overlap, e.g., a silent mutation may activate a cryptic splice site or may inactivate the normal splice site if it disrupts the splice donor consensus sequence [30].