Sentence examples for a form of commonality from inspiring English sources
"But that is also a form of commonality.
Many of Obama's detractors have always thought that Obama's talk of civility and commonality was a form of — take your pick — misty-eyed idealism, cynical performance art, or above-the-fray haughtiness.
Models proposed for transcription, like replication, involve loops forming factories (Cook 1999; Sutherland & Bickmore 2009), implying a degree of commonality in mechanisms, but also a potential conflict of organization.
They were mostly strangers to one another, but once the dancing began, there was a palpable sense of unity, akin to the togetherness of a chummy high school class, but in this case, coming form a commonality of spirit.
Whatever form it takes, the story, for Benjamin, is nearly sacred; it's nothing less than a unit of commonality, of shared experience.
"I do see a lot of commonality in the ideas expressed by Larry Summers," he said.
From their despair emerges something reassuring: a feeling of commonality and a modest sense of hope.
"There is a lot of commonality, I believe, with the way I grew up," he said.
Mr. Cohen said a brand also provides a sense of commonality over organizations composed of locally owned companies.
