Sentence examples for a certain commonality from inspiring English sources

It implies not only a certain commonality but also a genuine comfort level.

Though every human voice, and maybe each utterance, is different, a certain commonality emerges when many different voices are analyzed.

Pan-Balkan opinion polls show a certain commonality of outlook: people have similar fears, worries and hopes.

While Glennon and McGinn were not crooks, the three men had a certain commonality of outlook, having grown up in working-class neighborhoods, Koehler in Hell's Kitchen and the two others in the Bronx, at a time when the line between crooked and straight in those neighborhoods was thin and permeable.

History reveals a certain commonality of purpose for New Orleans, for these Mississippi River shores have called unique voices together over the centuries.

But the fact that Pokémon all lay eggs also offer us a clue that there's a certain commonality between them that would allow wildly different-looking types of Pokémon breeds to produce offspring together.

When we look over time at all the cases where democracies have put combat forces on other territories since 1980, about fifty-eight, what we find is there's a certain key commonality about the small sub-set that have produced suicide terrorism, and it's a religious difference.

As a neutral geographic concept, "East Asia", superficially, indicates some certain commonality.

Yet filing past the preserved body of Chairman Mao Zedong in his mausoleum on Tiananmen Square, an American thinks of certain commonalities between the late Chinese dictator and the would-be American leader.

He also spent a week in Colorado, with the American botanist Alice Eastwood as his guide, exploring the flora of the Rocky Mountains and gathering evidence that would lead him to a theory on how glaciation might explain certain commonalities between the mountain flora of Europe, Asia and North America, which he published in 1891 in the paper "English and American Flowers".

We then analysed the same data using an alternative, more inductive approach, which offered additional insights, suggesting certain commonalities of wider context that explain why many apparently isolated incidents arose.