Sentence examples for some sort of consensus from inspiring English sources

Mr Cervera and his supporters have said they may accept a fourth electoral council, formed by some sort of consensus.

And if they are shopping for a home together, they need to reach some sort of consensus.

Indeed, it is only when the spittle in question is directed at a fellow human being that some sort of consensus, outrage, is reached.

Mr. Shepherd said he believed the two sides would come to some sort of consensus, even if it meant horse trading on certain issues.

She is, after all, familiar with the collaborative process: seek data, refine data, question data, argue data, come to some sort of consensus.

The Arab League also called for a meeting of Syrian opposition leaders in Cairo in three days to forge some sort of consensus on negotiations with the Assad government.

With the help of self-serving former Democratic pols, Peterson has been able to present his hard-right views as some sort of "bipartisan" consensus -- when the genuinely bipartisan consensus among voters is parenthetically opposed to his own.

In the face of this proliferation of theoretical possibilities and the extreme unlikelihood of reaching some sort of societal consensus on the best interpretation of the best theory, James Rachels' (admittedly guarded) optimism about our ability to eventually develop an ethical theory, acceptable to all rational persons, as a basis for bioethics would appear to be misplaced (Rachels 1998).

"These are all very difficult questions, and this is why you do need to get a lot of brains together of the people that really know about this from different aspects and try to come to some sort of a consensus".

He did, however, advise gay Buddhist leaders to investigate further, discuss the issue, and suggested that change might come through some sort of theological consensus.

This could occur through some sort of formal consensus process, a governmental initiative, or both.