Sentence examples for too much consensus from inspiring English sources

Too much consensus, perhaps.

Q. How? A. It's a red flag to me if there's just too much consensus and not enough dissent.

Too much trading of Ugg boots and playlists, too much consensus on Bob Dylan, David Sedaris and gnocchi?

The point of prizes is to reward excellence, but different judgments and criteria mean there is rarely too much consensus, no single "book of the year".

"There is too much consensus and not enough dissent [in leftwing politics]," said Mouffe, an elegant 71-year-old, at her London apartment in February.

And it's no surprise that many of the boldest of these, like Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Half-handed Cloud and Ghostband, are essentially one-person projects that don't require too much consensus about what a song should be.

Anytime there doesn't appear to be dissent, it means that the corporate culture has just shifted way too much toward consensus.

As for earnings and economic growth projections, "those forecasts tend not to diverge too much from the consensus," he says.

Ultimately, the EU relies too much on democratic consensus to be as radical as we would often like.

Some say Obama came to power with little understanding of how to work the political system or that he was too much of a consensus politician to get the better of a highly partisan Congress where Republicans are more interested in sinking his presidency than doing what's right for the country.

Mr. Obama's plan, she suggested, was perhaps too much the product of consensus.