Sentence examples for acknowledging common ground from inspiring English sources

At one low point, an Austrian political activist presented his "red pill" political platform, calling for compulsory paternity testing at birth (in general, the men's rights movement is obsessed with cuckolding) and acknowledging common ground with white nationalists.

Try and acknowledge common ground before adding your disagreement.

While acknowledging the common ground between the two songs, music critic David Fricke describes Harrison's composition as "the honest child of black American sacred song".

When stating a difference of opinion, remember these points: Acknowledge your common ground before disagreeing, and try to omit the word "but" from your statement.

The next one will have to acknowledge not just common ground but important differences with many Muslim countries — including the issues of women's rights and freedom of religion — that are not easily bridged.

The really creative and peace-engendering solution is not separation but common ground: acknowledging that Israel-Palestine is, and always has been, a multicultural place and forming a country that reflects that reality — one, secular, democratic state for all in the land between the Mediterranean and River Jordan.

The only way to make progress is by acknowledging the problems, finding common ground, refusing to politicize our differences, and telling the truth about where we are and we are going.

The headline, "Cantor, House Republicans Strike New Tone, Focus On Areas Of Common Ground," acknowledged that the snarky, obstreperous old tone wasn't working for them.

During the discussions both companies are said to have acknowledged that they have common ground, as they are staking their businesses on a pay model and broadband supply, and have a common enemy, in the Freeview digital terrestrial TV service.

Extrapolate this to a national level and suddenly we're staring down future presidential debates in which the only common ground acknowledged by the candidates is support for our troops and disdain of illegals and welfare moms.

The declaration by journalists from 17 countries acknowledged differences but underlined common ground and urged Mediterranean-focused organizations, governments, and associations to uphold the right to freedom of information for the 450 million residents of their countries.