Sentence examples for consensus an from inspiring English sources

Official art in a democracy requires consensus, an aesthetic common denominator.

The United States joined the majority for the sake of consensus, an American official said later.

Labour's aim is to restore the postwar, pre-Thatcher consensus – an adequate welfare state, more housebuilding, decent work and a robust NHS, taxing the rich more fairly.

"In the political world, the most shameful behavior is to accept an offer for a post without a consensus," an incensed Mr. Eto told reporters.

Hamas has slightly moderated its views, revising its charter last May to entertain, as part of a "national consensus," an independent state in the 1967 borders.

Instead, today's pop conversation seems driven by the latent desire for a cozy poptimistic consensus — an obsequious hive-mind tediously churning toward oblivion.

Consensus: a large rally was in order.

Consensus on consensus: A synthesis of consensus estimates on human-caused global warming.

But he recalled her saying she did believe in consensus – a consensus behind her convictions.

He has called the scientific consensus a "fundamentalist religion".

current consensus: a Cooper's Hawk.