Sentence examples for a bit in common from inspiring English sources

The two protagonists have quite a bit in common.

Actually, the two men have a bit in common.

Yesterday's violent crusaders had quite a bit in common with today's violent jihadists.

But the game theory has more than a bit in common.

But apart from their operating systems and dimensions, these two new communicators have quite a bit in common.

Jimmer Fredette, the rookie guard for the Sacramento Kings, and Jeremy Lin have a bit in common as N.B.A. anomalies.

A recent project that has a little bit in common with Governors Island is the High Line, the New York Central Railroad viaduct on the West Side of downtown Manhattan which Conrail abandoned in the nineteen-eighties.

We had a fair bit in common on that - those things played a huge role in making him what he is today, as they have for me.

"They both have curves, so they have a little bit in common".

Setting aside appearances, the two buildings have a good bit in common.

Flaubert was brave to plumb morality and maternal ambivalence – there's a fair bit in common between Emma Bovary and the super-sharp Eva in Lionel Shriver's We Need to Talk About Kevin.