Sentence examples for consensus of fans from inspiring English sources

The consensus of fans and players then was that the substitutes were overmatched.

That means they weren't hearing the consensus of their fans, or feedback about whether their posts were on the money, erroneous, or in bad taste.

" 'The Class' is a good story, although not a well-­written one," Susan Isaacs wrote in The Times, sentiments that remain the consensus of the many ardent fans still reading and posting reviews, despite its poetic deficits.

The public consensus of hockey pundits and fans in North America was that other countries, the Soviets in this case, were simply no match for Canada's best.

As Cosell explains, "the general consensus was fans would not go for this".

Millions of fans embrace it.

"We have millions of fans".

A crush of fans descended.

When "Empire" premiered earlier this year, the general consensus among fans and critics was that Taraji P. Henson's performance as Cookie Lyon was easily the best part of the show.

(The consensus: of course).

But there's no consensus of urgency.