Sentence examples for In common ground from inspiring English sources

In "Common Ground" Mr. Mthethwa edges closer to documentary photography.

In "Common Ground," by J. Anthony Lukas (Knopf 1985), a pain staking examination of the way court-ordered racial integration affected three Boston families, Mr. Winship was quoted as calling traditional journalistic objectivity "a code word for playing it safe".

Which leads me to … The description of Jay's labour in Common Ground is 18 pages long.

As Martha Schwendener observed in her review in The New York Times, other works in "Common Ground" exemplify the distinctive language of high-end contemporary art.

A more circumspect approach to political art can be found in two pieces included in "Common Ground," a 10-artist exhibition in City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan, organized by the Public Art Fund.

Mr. Morrison is participating in "Common Ground," the exhibition curated by the biennale's director, the British architect David Chipperfield, and other designers have contributed to the national pavilions in the Giardini di Castello.

The secretary general of the conference, Nitin Desai, emphasized that leaders had succeeded in finding common ground in difficult discussions.

Police officers are rigorously trained in firing weapons and apprehending suspects but not in establishing common ground with people who have had different experiences.

"Of course, I believe very strongly in finding common ground; that's what I've done in the Senate," she said.

The speaker has already taken ¬p as established in the common ground, and she further talks about her belief in p at a certain contextually salient past time.

Their difficulty in finding common ground may also explain why their jokes are so terrible.