Sentence examples for be a general consensus from inspiring English sources
There seemed to be a general consensus that it was the most inconsequential of my novels.
Echoing what seems to be a general consensus, Collinson explains that Paulin's work -- compared with 1950's modern furniture -- has "an unfamiliarity".
There seems to be a general consensus that 50 to 250 images of artworks per museum is the appropriate number, but there are some wonderful, slightly insane exceptions.
Yet there appears to be a general consensus in the field that as interest in art grows, so will conservation's importance.
Their European tour, which finishes in London on Monday, is sold out and there seems to be a general consensus that Pixies, who suddenly find themselves with everything to prove, are playing ferociously.
This is the company's traditional approach, preferring to let the rumour-industry work itself up rather than stir the pot themselves, but there seems to be a general consensus over the changes due for the new tablets.
Alcohol, the prohibition against selling and dispensing alcoholic beverages has I think been generally, there's a general consensus that it was not worth the cost.
There is a general consensus that the high-m waves are generated due to various kinetic instabilities in hot components of the magnetospheric plasma.
