Sentence examples similar to affirming common ground from inspiring English sources

Baggini's article 1 requires those occupying his putative common ground to affirm that "to be religious is primarily to assent to a set of values, and/or practise a way of life, and/or belong to a community that shares these values and/or practices" and that "creeds" are secondary at best.

Such common ground could be supported by both sides and affirmed by many in the middle.

A common ground.

Is there common ground?

JEFFREY FRANK: Ah, common ground!

There is some common ground.

It's literally common ground.

"It's finding common ground.

But there was common ground.

Where's the common ground?

Where is the common ground?