Sentence examples for impression of consensus from inspiring English sources

This warning of inadequacy was lost as regulatory bodies and organisations issued 'new' guidelines based on these early guidelines, and through such repetition generated a false impression of consensus".

Prominent political analyst Ahmad Sayedi questions whether the Jirga has any role beyond giving the impression of consensus.

But well-funded politicians and ex-pols in both parties are used to create an impression of "bipartisan consensus.

To get an impression of how many consensus reactions are shared between the different stages, this fraction was also computed for those consensus reactions that two sets have in common.

For anecdotal evidence that Twitter tends to attract leftwingers, if you look beyond your timeline and read tweets on trending hashtags, it can give the impression of a leftwing consensus.

"A leader could whip up everyone's frustration and channel it to these scapegoats and make it normative to use this language," Paluck said, "encouraging people to say, 'Ah, this is how to express my frustration, to lash out against liberalism and so-called élites.' " Such an authority figure can create the impression of a social consensus where none exists.

Three expert colposcopists assessed serial colpophotographs and gave a consensus impression of the lesion.

They have tried to give the impression this would be a government of consensus but where is the consensus?

To Westerners, the students at Tiananmen may have given an impression of a solid and energetic consensus against dictatorship and for democracy, but they were an egotistical and fractious lot, riven by disagreements over tactics and money.

There was also a high level of consensus amongst clinicians in reporting generally positive impressions of the booklet, describing it as 'useful', 'clear', 'patient friendly', and 'well designed'.

But in fact, the prevailing impression is consensus.