Sentence examples for consensus when from inspiring English sources

The chairs were reporting consensus when none existed.

A new study suggests that social ties can strengthen the illusion of consensus — when none exists.

But there is a consensus when it comes to the early evolution of flowers themselves.

Dr Johnson expressed the critical consensus when, in 1776, he boomed: "Nothing odd will do long.

The consensus when Scalia joined the Court was that he'd be a consensus builder.

"We are interested in maintaining that consensus when we come out of that meeting".

That, at least, was the scientific consensus when Andrews and Thomson began exploring the depression paradox.

He even pledged to seek consensus when nominating a new president.

Yet everyone agrees that Mr Erdogan must seek consensus when nominating a candidate for the presidency.

But Ferguson is also part of a worryingly conservative consensus when it comes to framing our national past.

It rowed against the City consensus when it projected that borrowing would fall by £20bn this year.