Sentence examples for man of consensus from inspiring English sources

A middle-of-the-road man of consensus will be able to guide the Fed well.

Although, at times, he could seem wilful and overbearing, his closest friends and colleagues saw him as, at heart, a man of consensus.

But Dallaire was a cautious man, a typical Canadian, a man of consensus and rules who was exercising his command in a country of excesses, illogicality and passion.

"We don't always agree on the man-of-the-match awards, but there was a consensus that the pundits got this one right".

He said many cardinals had thought in 2005 that Cardinal Ratzinger would not become Pope because of his age, but they had come to "a kind of consensus that this man with the huge experience, great intellect spirituality was the right man".

Although research has consistently shown a higher prevalence of depression among women compared with men, there is a lack of consensus regarding explanatory factors for these gender-related differences.

There was also agreement, with a lower level of consensus, for treating men with low-risk disease.

There is a degree of consensus that elderly men with serum testosterone clearly below the reference ranges and persistent clear clinical signs of hypogonadism may justifiably be treated (98, 99), but there remains a large degree of dissent.

The site's consensus reads: "Man of Steel provides exhilarating action and spectacle to overcome its detours into generic blockbuster territory".

MLK's response to his critics was, "A man of conscience can never be a consensus leader".

JP Morgan was cautious on Man, saying consensus forecasts implied what looked like an unlikely level of performance at the start of the year.