Sentence examples for feeling of consensus from inspiring English sources
In her reports on these gatherings, Condoleezza Rice Bush's national-security adviser, workout partner, and something of an alter ego tended to synthesize disagreements among the participants, leaving Bush with a false feeling of consensus.
However, the collaboration does not seem directly related with the size or location of the neighbourhood, but rather with feeling of involvement or consensus on health problems (as relevant aspects for collaboration).
Were he to become ECB president, "you can expect a degree of leadership based less on consensus than on the feeling of a good argument," says one of his former colleagues.Mr Weber's confidence can spill over into arrogance.
Lack of consensus reigns.
But there are multiple levels of consensus.
MOST Austrians seem fond of consensus politics.
They create the illusion of consensus.
But they were never places of consensus.
There are, though, some islands of consensus.
I am always skeptical of consensus.
